Precise Seed and Fertilizer Placement

The ABOLLO Mechanical Seed Drill is designed for planting wheat, barley, oats, lentils, chickpeas, beans and other grain and legume crops.

Its separate seed and fertilizer delivery system places the fertilizer below the seed while positioning the wheat approximately 2 cm above the fertilizer. This arrangement helps reduce direct contact between the seed and fertilizer while supporting efficient nutrient availability during germination.

The separate delivery system is particularly useful in dry-season planting, where proper seed placement and access to moisture are important for successful crop establishment.

Continuous and Uniform Seed Flow

The seed metering system uses helical gears to provide a continuous flow of seed toward the soil. This helps maintain a consistent seed supply during field operation.

A spring-loaded cover on the seed hopper helps prevent larger seeds from being damaged during the metering process, supporting reliable planting performance with different seed types.

The machine can be prepared for planting using its automatic and fiber mechanisms, while the standard distance between the seed outlets is 14 cm.

Wide Range of Row Configurations

The ABOLLO Mechanical Seed Drill is available in 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26 and 28-row configurations.

With working widths ranging from 199 to 398 cm, the different configurations allow farmers to select a machine according to their field size, tractor capacity and required planting width.

Both the seed and fertilizer hoppers have matching capacities, ranging from 300 kg to 650 kg, depending on the model.

Durable Design for Cereal and Legume Planting

The machine operates at a working depth of approximately 16 cm and is designed for tractors ranging from 40–45 HP to 70–75 HP, depending on the selected configuration.

With its mechanical seed metering system, separate fertilizer delivery, multiple row options and practical working widths, the ABOLLO Mechanical Seed Drill provides a versatile solution for cereal and legume planting operations.