Seed Hopper: The seed hopper is a container that holds the seeds. It typically has a mechanism to control the flow of seeds, allowing for precise placement during planting. Seed Plate or Disc: This is a rotating component within the seed hopper that picks up seeds and dispenses them at regular intervals. The design of the seed plate or disc determines the spacing between seeds. Depth Adjustment: Manual seeders often come with a depth adjustment mechanism that allows users to control how deep the seeds are planted in the soil. This is important for ensuring optimal germination conditions. Distribution Mechanisms: Seed and fertilizer distribution mechanisms are designed to ensure accurate placement and spacing, contributing to optimal crop growth. Handle: The handle is used to push or pull the seeder across the field or garden bed. Wheels: Wheels provide stability and facilitate easy movement of the seeder across the soil. They also help maintain a consistent planting depth. Row Marker: Our manual seeders may have a row marker to create visible lines in the soil, helping the user maintain straight rows during planting.