Seed adsorption plate for seeder

Abstract

This article is attached to a seeder as shown in the reference diagram showing the usage state. The seeder is equipped with suction means for sucking air through the suction holes of this article. Seeds are supplied to this article from a hopper installed at the top of the seeder. The seeds are sucked in near the suction holes by the suction of air by the suction means. This article is rotated clockwise in the diagram, and when the suction holes reach near the bottom, the suction of the seeds through the suction holes is weakened. This causes the seeds to leave the suction holes and drop into a chute installed at the bottom of the seeder. The dropped seeds fall to the ground through the chute.

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