Jang Clean Seeder
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| Jang Clean Seeder |
A clear plastic seed hopper holds plenty of seed and makes it easy to see when you're running low. The hopper's quick-release mechanism makes it easy to empty and save seed. And the seeder works even with a small amount of seed.
Each seeder comes with one roller, the MJ-12, which is good for beets, cilantro, coated lettuce, onion, carrot and similar size seeds. Additional rollers for smaller or larger seeds can be purchased for $20 each. A seed-sizing gauge is printed on the inside of the hopper lid for easy seed roller selection.
- Six included sprockets may be interchanged in a variety of combinations to regulate seed spacing.
- An adjustable brush on the guide plate allows singulation and precise metering of seeds.
- Planting depth is controlled by plow height, which can be adjusted with a single screw.
- Ergonomic handles can be adjusted for height and from side to side for pushing from a footpath.
- The front drive wheel, which has studs for traction, firms and flattens soil and the rear wheel covers the seeds after they are planted.
Several accessories are available, including a fertilizer hopper, row marker, and double plow shoe for seeding two rows at a time. In addition, you can purchase three-row and six-row versions; call for details.
4 comments:
That looks like a really great product!
I would love to see an unbiased review of it before shelling out the $$$ for it. But being such an esoteric product, I'm not going to hold my breath for that to appear.
Plus, all those seed plates to consider. Aurgh.
I bought a Jang seeder in March 2011 and would highly recommend this tool. After using several Earthway planters in several different configurations, singly. gangs of 3 up to 6 for planting baby salad crops, this is the Mercedes of hand seeders. I like it so much that I bought a Jang JP-3, where there are 3 ganged together, in July to do all my wide bed planting of baby salad mixes, baby spinach, beets, etc. My Earthways are now gathering dust in my shed till I can get them listed on craiglist.
The planting wheels can seem pricey till you realize the savings in seeds, thinning, the quality of the rows and time.
Hey Peachpickers, I would love to find out what plate configuration you are using for your baby greens...lettuce, spinach, arugula primarily. Pretty pleeeaaase. :)
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