Marker

The seed drill marker is designed to ensure precise sowing in straight lines in the field. It has several key functions:

Marking the next pass:
The markers create furrows or lines in the field that serve as a guide for the next pass of the drill. This is especially important for machine operators to ensure even row spacing.

Increased sowing accuracy:
The use of markers avoids skipping or overlapping rows, which increases the efficiency of the field area and reduces yield losses.

Convenience of work in poor visibility conditions:
In fog, dusk or dusty conditions, the markers create a clear visible line that makes it easier for the operator to navigate.

Preparing for automation:
In modern seed drills, markers can be used in conjunction with GPS systems or autopilots for even greater precision.