Farmland planting machine

Abstract

The invention relates to an agricultural machine, in particular to a field planter. It includes the suspension frame installed at the front end of the body, the tire assembly installed on both sides of the body, and multiple detachable or movable transplanting boxes installed on the body. Each transplanting box is equipped with a closing pressure wheel group, the body is also equipped with a power transmission mechanism for transmitting the rotational power generated by the tire assembly to the transplanting box, and each transplanting box is equipped with multiple duckbill inserter assemblies and used to drive The driving mechanism of the duckbill inserter works, and the power transmission mechanism is linked with the driving mechanism. The invention has reasonable structural design, convenient use, replaces manual operation, and can achieve a unified standard for planting vegetable seedling row spacing and planting depth, ensures the survival rate of vegetable seedlings, greatly improves the utilization rate of soil, and enables planting The speed is greatly improved, and the cost of planting is greatly reduced.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an agricultural machine, in particular to a field planter. Background technique [0002] Since ancient times, people have planted vegetable seedlings by growing vegetable seedlings first, and then planting vegetable seedlings in the farmland. The planting process is completely manual, that is, planting vegetables in the ground. Artificial cultivation of vegetables has certain disadvantages, including the following two points: [0003] 1. The input cost of artificial planting is too high. With the progress of society, people's living standards continue to improve, farmers' wages continue to rise, and labor shortages directly lead to excessive wages, resulting in a substantial increase in costs; [0004] 2. The planting quality cannot be guaranteed. Due to the shortage of rural labor force, the planters are generally concentrated between 50 and 70 years old, which directly leads to low operation efficiency and poor operation q...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] 1. The cost of artificial planting is too high

With the progress of society, people's living standards continue to improve, farmers' wages continue to rise, and labor shortages directly lead to excessive wages, resulting in a substantial increase in costs;

[0004] 2. Planting quality cannot be guaranteed

Due to the shortage of rural labor force, the planters are generally concentrated between 50-70 years old, which directly leads to low operation efficiency and poor operation quality

In addition, in order to ensure the standard of planting distance and row spacing in artificial planting, it is necessary to manually position and set the line in advance, and the planting depth is even more difficult to grasp, which can easily cause the phenomenon of lack of seedlings and broken ridges, resulting in low survival rate of seedlings and reduced yield.

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