GRAIN SEEDER

Double disc feet consist of two flat discs with a certain angle between them. The point where the discs touch each other is at the front and slightly above the furrow base. A seed hopper is placed in the space between the discs that widen towards the back. In contrast to being disc feet, these feet open the furrow by pushing the soil to both sides like an axe foot, but. The furrow width is wider. Most of the seeds are planted at the same depth and covered with moist soil pushed aside. The height of this ridge increases as the furrow widens and it looks like it was planted in a row. Due to these features, double disc feet can be used in all climate and soil conditions.