For small farmers, sowing is still the most back-breaking job of the season. Bending to dibble seeds by hand is slow, the depth and spacing drift from row to row, and uneven placement means patchy germination and wasted seed. When every kilogram of seed and every hour counts, that loss adds up fast.

Zhengzhou Weiwei Machinery's manual push seed planter takes the work off your back and puts it upright. Seed drops from the hopper into the metering device, and as you walk and push, the toothed wheel and seed plate release a set number of seeds — 1 to 3 per hole — into the furrow at a depth you set between 3 and 8 cm. The press wheel then covers them. One person covers far more ground in a day than by hand, with steadier spacing and far less seed waste.

It handles corn, soybean, peanut, cotton, beet, sunflower and a wide range of vegetable seeds, so one tool serves many crops. There is no engine and no electricity to worry about: it is light to carry, simple to repair, and cheap to own, which is exactly why it fits small plots, hillside terraces, home gardens and vegetable bases. The straightforward mechanism keeps downtime close to zero.Zhengzhou Weiwei Machinery has built farm machinery since 1980 in Xingyang, Henan, to CE and ISO9001 standards, and exports worldwide. Exact size and weight vary a little by model — tell us your crop and row spacing and we will match the planter and quote, or visit our homepage to start an inquiry.