Single Row Manual Seed Planter

This single-row manual seed planter makes planting faster, straighter and more even than hand sowing. You push it along the ground, and the spiked wheel drives the seed plate to drop seeds at regular spacing and then cover them with soil. A clear hopper shows the seed level, and the interchangeable plates let you plant maize, beans, sunflower, vegetables and other seeds with one machine.

Key Features & Benefits

• Interchangeable Seed Plates: Switch plates to plant different seeds and sizes, so one planter serves many crops.
• Adjustable Seed Spacing: Set the planting distance for even stands and better crop yields.
• Saves Time and Labour: Plant faster and with less bending than hand planting.
• Even Seed Drop: Reduces wasted seed and gives uniform germination across the field.
• Transparent Seed Hopper: Lets you see the seed level at a glance, so you know when to refill.
• Spiked Drive Wheel: Grips the soil and opens a planting hole as you push.
• Lightweight and Easy to Use: Simple to assemble, simple to push and comfortable for long use.
• No Fuel or Electricity Needed: Zero running cost, ideal for small farms and remote areas.

Why Choose the Single Row Manual Seed Planter?

• Affordable way to move from hand sowing to mechanised-style planting
• One planter for maize, beans, sunflower, vegetable seeds and more
• Straight rows that make weeding and harvesting easier
• Lightweight, durable and easy to maintain
• Suits small and medium farms, kitchen gardens and demonstration plots
• Supplied by Njunex Power Tools with delivery across Kenya

Applications

• Maize & Bean Planting: Even spacing for the main food crops grown on Kenyan farms.
• Vegetable Farming: Sowing kales, cabbages, spinach, onions and other vegetable seeds in neat rows.
• Cash Crops: Planting sunflower and other seed crops efficiently.
• Small and Medium Farms: Faster planting for smallholder farmers and growers.
• Kitchen Gardens & Home Farms: Easy, accurate planting for backyard plots.
• Agricultural Training & Demonstration: Showing farmers and students improved planting methods.