efficient seed distribution 11

https://u3m4xwc0jm.evercolumn.com/posts/how-agricultural-drones-are-reshaping-farm-work-in-the-uk

We tested a handheld spreader on a windy afternoon, and the difference was night and day. Instead of clumps of seed landing in one patch and bare dirt elsewhere, the flow stayed even, thanks to a baffle that breaks up the clumps before they hit the air. I just walked the rows at a steady pace, and the seeds scattered in a thin, uniform line along the soil. It cut our time in half and meant I didn't have to go back and reseed spots I'd missed by accident.