Design and fabrication of a two-row multi-seeder/ Manuel IV N. Centeno, Chrystelle Dayne C. Chosantos, Ian Carlo F. Ecal, James Patrick D. Mata, and Aldrin C. Peñasales.--
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TextPublication details: Manila: Technological University of the Philippines, 2019.Description: 23pages: 29cmContent type: - BTH TJ 145 C46 2019
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Bachelor's Thesis
College of Engineering .-- Bachelor of science in mechanical engineering: Technological University of the Philippines, 2019.
Includes bibliographic references and index.
The Philippines is an agricultural country where 47% of its total land is
being used for producing agricultural products however, with traditional planting
still being used in different parts of the country. Manual planting can cause back
pain for the farmers, poor planting efficiencies and low seed spacing quality but
modern methods are too costly for a small-scale farmer. The group decided to
conduct a study on the design and fabrication of a carabao-pulled two-row multi-
seeder which aims to plant seeds of different varieties using a mechanism that
supports the local farmers especially in rural areas. The group focused on the seeds
of corn, mungbean, and string bean for evaluation. Several factors were considered
such as but not limited to (1) land preparation, (2) planting techniques, and (3) row
spacing and (4) planter configuration efficiency. The prototype will furrow, seed
and cover the soil while being pulled by carabao directed by farmer like in
traditional plowing method. It will respond to precision in seed spacing and farming
efficiency but with a maintenance that can be done easily.
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