Self walking type quantitative equal-distance seeding device for agricultural production

Abstract

The invention discloses a self walking type quantitative equal-distance seeding device for agricultural production. The seeding device comprises a walking frame, wherein support frames are arranged atthe two sides of the upper end of the walking frame; a support plate is arranged at the upper ends of the support frames; the right end of the upper end of the support plate is connected with an installing seat through screw bolts; the upper end of the installing seat is provided with a driving motor; a driving belt wheel is arranged in the middle part of the front end of the driving motor; a seed hopper is arranged in the middle part of the support plate; a fixed tube is arranged at the bottom end of the seed hopper; a discharging pipe is arranged at the bottom end of the fixed tube; the lower end of the discharging pipe is provided with a seeding pipe; a baffle plate is arranged inside the upper end of the seeding pipe; a guide rod is arranged at the right end of the baffle plate; a rotating shaft is arranged in the middle part of the lower end of the support frame at the right side; a first driven belt wheel is arranged in the middle part of the rotating shaft; a driving box is arranged at the right side of the lower end of the walking frame. The self walking type quantitative equal-distance seeding device has the advantages that the intermittent walking on the whole device isrealized, so that the peanut seeding space is ensured; meanwhile, the quantitative seeding on the peanut is also realized; the generation of a phenomenon of spare and uneven growth of the peanut can be avoided.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of agricultural production equipment, in particular to a self-propelled peanut quantitative equidistant sowing device for agricultural production. Background technique [0002] Peanut: Rosacea, Fabaceae, annual herb of the genus Arachis. There are abundant nodules at the root; the stems and branches are ribbed, and the leaves are papery opposite; the base of the petiole is clasping, ovate-oblong to obovate, the apex is obtusely rounded, both sides are hairy, and the edge has eyelashes; the margins of the leaf veins are interconnected Reticulated; flowers about 8 mm long; bracts lanceolate; corolla yellow or golden yellow, flag petals spread out, wing petals and keel petals separated, oblong or obliquely ovate, styles extending beyond the calyx tube pharynx , the pods are swollen, the pods are thick, and the flowering and fruiting period is from June to August. The fruit of peanuts is a pod, and the color o...

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Problems solved by technology

In terms of planting, traditionally non-standard cultivation methods such as "sparse planting and large nests" not only cause waste of land, but also are not conducive to the improvement of peanut planting efficiency

Moreover, when interplanting peanuts in crops such as rape and wheat or in orchards and medicine gardens, operational difficulties are not conducive to the sowing of peanuts.

[0004] At present, the traditional way of sowing peanuts is that farmers carry peanut seed bags on their backs, and then stand on the farmland with a dustpan in one hand, and throw peanut seeds into the peanut holes dug in advance every few steps. This operation method is not only serious It increases the work intensity of farmers, and at the same time, it will lead to different intervals between the grown peanut seedlings, and some peanut pits have very lush peanuts, and some peanut pits have very sparse peanuts, which seriously affects the peanut production.

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