seed drill

A seed drill is an agricultural device that plants seeds efficiently and uniformly. It’s pulled by a tractor or animal, and as it moves across the field, it makes precise holes in the soil, deposits the seeds at the correct depth, and covers them with soil. This method improves germination rates, reduces seed wastage, and enhances crop yields compared to scattering seeds by hand. The seed drill was a significant invention during the Agricultural Revolution, making planting faster, more organized, and more productive for farmers.