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Used sowing and cultivation machines: save costs and operate sustainably

Buying used machines is a cost-effective and sustainable alternative to new equipment. Many of the seeding and cultivation machines on offer here are in perfect technical condition and have been carefully maintained. Compare the offers from different dealers to find the right machine for your farm. Pay attention to the technical data, the condition of the machine and arrange an on-site inspection if you are interested.

What should you consider when buying a used seeder or cultivator?

When buying a used machine, you should pay attention to the general condition, wear parts, maintenance history and technical equipment. A detailed inspection of the machine and a test ride are recommended. Ask the dealer for a maintenance record and any repairs to get an overview of the machine's condition.

What seeding and maintenance equipment is available

Seeders

  1. Seeders: For sowing cereals, rapeseed, maize, soybeans and other crops. They ensure even distribution of the seed. Variants are:
  • Drill seeders: For cereals and smaller seed types. The machine opens rows in the soil, places the seeds and closes the grooves again.
  • Single-seed drills: For large-grain seeds such as maize, sugar beet or sunflowers. These machines place the seeds precisely at even intervals.
  • Direct seed drills: These machines sow the seeds directly into the soil without prior tillage. Ideal for minimal soil disturbance (no-till farming).
  1. Planting machines: Especially for crops such as potatoes or vegetables. They plant seedlings or tubers in the soil.
  2. Row sowing machines: Used for crops that need to be sown in rows, such as sugar beet, maize and some
  3. vegetables.

Cultivating tools

  1. Harrow: A tool used to loosen the soil surface and control weeds. A harrow has flexible tines that are pulled through the soil to remove the weeds.
  2. Hacking tools: For mechanical weed control between the rows. Particularly useful for row crops such as corn, soybeans or vegetables.

What are the leading manufacturers of seeding and cultivation machines?

Known manufacturers of seeding and cultivation machines include Amazone, Horsch, Lemken, Kverneland and Kuhn. These manufacturers offer a wide range of machines with various technical features. Buying a used machine from these brands can be a reliable and long-lasting investment for your farm.