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Used Seeders in New Zealand

DaRos LS7-2 Seeder
- Manufacturer: Daros
This DAROS Seeder is designed to broadcast seed sowing into open trays. It is ideal for sowing microgreens such as; pea, raddish, broccoli, beetroot, mesclun, etc. Seed is held in a hopper which is applied evenly...
Kaiwaka, New Zealand
BCC Mini Gravity Seed Separator
After sizing of the seed lot, empty and partially developed seed is separated from fully developed seed. Final cleaning is also done in this process, removing light impurities and dust from the seed lot. The tabl...
Kaiwaka, New Zealand
Krummenacher 200L Airseeder
Twin electric fan air seeder On land drive wheel Made in Switzerland 8 outlets Pressurised hopper Photos showing mounting options (not included in price) In stock
$7,384 USD
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Est. $145/mo
Palmerston North, New Zealand
DaRos Seeder SEM100
- Manufacturer: Daros
A small semi-automatic nozzle seeder, suitable for almost all seed types. Don’t be fooled by the size of this seeder. It is being currently used by commercial vegetable growers and can sow 2 trays a minute with 9...
Kaiwaka, New Zealand
DaRos Seeder LR400
- Manufacturer: Daros
Integrated electronic seeder holding drum system and row by row system. It allows high production working as well as many small stocks of difficult seeds. The drum seeder has different speed control of the drum a...
Kaiwaka, New Zealand
DaRos Seeder LR602
- Manufacturer: Daros
Integrated electronic seeder holding drum and 'row by row' system. It allows high productivity and is compatible with small stocks of difficult seeds. Adjustable speed control of the drum and transport belt allow...
Kaiwaka, New Zealand
DaRos Seeder LR1200
- Manufacturer: Daros
High capacity electronic sowing line suitable for sowing up to 1200 trays per hour. All the main working adjustments of the line are controlled from the central touch-screen display. The special software installe...
Kaiwaka, New Zealand
DaRos Seeder LR603
- Manufacturer: Daros
In the Da Ros LR603, a trough is first punched for optimum seed placement. Subsequently, the seed, which is held with a vacuum at the roller, is deposited from a small drop height directly above the trough. A mul...
Kaiwaka, New Zealand
DaRos Seeder LS7-3
- Manufacturer: Daros
Introducing the DaRos Seeder LS7-3, designed to accurately and uniformly plant seeds. Also known as a Precision Seeder, this machine allows the use of small quantities of seeds (naked or pelleted) thanks to its a...
Kaiwaka, New Zealand
DaRos Seeder LR650 complete
- Manufacturer: Daros
Drum seeder with an independent electronic speed control of transport belt and drum, which enables to deposit multiple seeds per hole without changing the drum. The machine dibbles, seeds, covers (with vermiculit...
Kaiwaka, New Zealand
DaRos S6 Bar Seeder for pots.
- Manufacturer: Daros
Bar seeder with mechanical stop to seed on passing pots.
Kaiwaka, New Zealand
DaRos LR Seeder sowing Drum
- Manufacturer: Daros
Rows seeding drum to equip the machine based on the tray to be seeded.
Kaiwaka, New Zealand
Walter Watson 6.3m Folding Roller (24″) Rings with Paddle Boards
- Manufacturer: Watson
Very tidy 6.3m breaker ring roller with levelling paddles. The Walter Watson Rollers have a large diameter 24″ ring which offers great overall weight. This machine is 5.5T. A fully centre hung design which means ...
$31,957 USD
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Est. $601/mo
Canterbury, New Zealand

Overview

Seeders are agricultural machines used for planting seeds in the soil, ensuring they are evenly distributed and at the correct depth. They are essential for efficient and consistent crop production, saving time and labor compared to manual seeding. Modern seeders often come with features like adjustable row spacing and seed rate control, making them versatile tools for different types of crops and soil conditions.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used seeder?

Check the condition of the seed boxes, discs, and mechanisms. Make sure there are no signs of rust or excessive wear. It's also important to verify if the seeder is compatible with your tractor or other equipment.

How do I ensure the seeder is shipped safely to my location?

Use a specialized transport service for agricultural equipment. Secure all moving parts and consider using protective coverings to prevent damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a seeder?

Regular maintenance includes checking and cleaning seed boxes, lubricating moving parts, and inspecting discs and blades for wear. Always refer to the manufacturer's manual for specific maintenance guidelines.