| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 41 | 一种喷气式排种设备 | CN201610564076.6 | 2016-07-18 | CN106416521A | 2017-02-22 | 黎健生; 梁远鸿 |
| 本发明公开了一种喷气式排种设备，包括安装在单个播种机上的一个或多个独立工作的排种设备；所述排种设备包括安装在单个播种机上且底部带开口的外部壳体、对排种盘(4)和搅拌器(7)进行驱动且由控制系统(2)进行控制的驱动机构(5)以及位于排种盘(4)上方、种子箱(6)的外侧下方且随排种盘(4)转动将落至排种盘结构简单、排种设备安装紧凑、设计合理且使用操作简便，能有效解决现有气吸式或气吹式排种设备所存在的播种机结构复杂、排种速度慢等实际问题。(4)的种子不断扫进空种穴的清种刷(8)。本发明 | ||||||
| 42 | 小叶菜类蔬菜全自动化播种至收割完成系统 | CN201610628789.4 | 2016-08-01 | CN106233887A | 2016-12-21 | 黄智灏 |
| 本发明公开了小叶菜类蔬菜全自动化播种至收割完成系统，小叶菜类蔬菜全自动化播种至收割完成系统，包括以下几个步骤：步骤1)自动填土，将播种穴盘放入覆土装置中进行自动填土,所述覆土装置连接余土收集装置和输土装置；步骤2)自动压穴；步骤3)种子点播；步骤5)输送至田间或温室大棚；步骤6)自走铺设；步骤7)自动收割。本系统双轨式微耕机翻土、播种穴盘自动铺设、自动洒水、自动施肥、连接蔬菜收割收集装,多种系统作业应用等等,或所述双轨式多种应用，进一步完成蔬菜播种自动化系统作业，节省人力物力资源，推广自动化智能化快速播种系统。 | ||||||
| 43 | 过水地膜播种滚筒 | CN201610661642.5 | 2016-08-14 | CN106068808A | 2016-11-09 | 袁延庆 |
| 过水地膜播种滚筒，涉及一种农田滚筒播种机领域，尤其是一种浇过水的地膜，在膜面上播种的一种滚筒。其包括滚筒圈，限深株距调节器，阻泥播种压嘴，三部分。其中限深株距调节器包括：安装座、支座和限深株距减压板；阻泥播种压嘴包括：动嘴、定嘴和阻泥播种压嘴安装座，动嘴包括：开启杠杆、开启杠杆支座、动嘴限深板、割膜刀、定膜器；定嘴包括：破膜器、阻泥器、定嘴护板、定嘴护板支座及定嘴护板开启杠杆。由于本专利创新研发出了限深株距调节器和阻泥播种压嘴，又通过滚筒圈将两者巧妙组配起来，发明出了过水地膜播种滚筒，不但填补了滚筒播种机播种模式的一项空白，同时也为滚筒播种技术的更加完善引出了一条全新的理念，具有广泛的推广和应用价值。 | ||||||
| 44 | 电控水稻精量穴直播机 | CN201610103358.6 | 2016-02-25 | CN105532128A | 2016-05-04 | 朱景建 |
| 本发明公开了一种电控水稻精量穴直播机，包括底盘总成、振动总成、稻粒整定总成、安装框架总成、筛选与分储系统和储穴与下播系统，所述底盘总成上设置振动总成，所述安装框架总成上安装筛选与分储系统。本发明的电控水稻精量穴直播机解决了现有的机械式水稻穴直播机的缺陷，实现了水稻精量穴直播，不会产生穴粒不均、空穴、破粒、不成穴—连成条状等问题。 | ||||||
| 45 | JPS5657006U - | JP11126080 | 1980-08-07 | JPS5657006U | 1981-05-16 | |
| 46 | Seed planting device | EP93303293.0 | 1993-04-27 | EP0568324B1 | 1996-07-03 | Makkink, Andrew Eugene |
| 47 | Improved singulating seeder for high density plug trays | EP83301757.7 | 1983-03-29 | EP0091263A1 | 1983-10-12 | Hanacek, William August; Bickel, Paul |
A seeder is disclosed which includes prior art elements of a bottom stationary drop plate, an intermediate and sliding reciprocating cell plate with individual singulating cells, and "wiper bars" overlying and in sliding engagement with the cell plate. The improvement herein has the overlying wiper bars (B) apertured in registry to the underlying drop holes. The cell plate (S) at each individual singulating cell reciprocates to and from a position of registry with and to the wiper bar (B) apertures above and drop apertures (D) below. Reciprocation to a position of registry typically accumulates a singulated seed in each cell of the cell plate (S), and thus places the seeder in position for seeding with singulation. A probe (R), registered to the wiper bar (B) aperture is mounted for reciprocation relative to the wiper bar aperture. The probe (R) is actuated in its reciprocation when registration of the singulating cell to the wiper bar aperture and drop hole is effected. Upon occurrance of this registration, the probe passes downwardly, penetrates through and clears both the singulating cell (S) and drop hole (D). Probe penetration typically continues passing beyond the bottom of the drop hole to urge seed into the receiving aperture only of the underlying plug (T). Apparatus for accomplishing this function remotely is disclosed. |
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| 48 | SEEDING MACHINE | EP14722330.9 | 2014-03-13 | EP2986100A1 | 2016-02-24 | Spapperi, Aldo |
| The present invention refers to a machine for laying seeds (or grains), in particular in cultivations providing the use of a plastic film for protection of the seeded soil or ground. | ||||||
| 49 | Seed planting device | EP93303293.0 | 1993-04-27 | EP0568324A1 | 1993-11-03 | Makkink, Andrew Eugene |
A seed planting device has a planting wheel (22) rotatable about an axis (74) to roll over a land (38). Hollow tines (50) mounted at angular spacings on the wheel (22) extend outwardly. A seed cell (66) in each tine has an inlet (118) for receiving a seed and an outlet (69) towards an outer end. A seed dispensing mechanism (56) dispenses seeds individually to the seed cells via ducts (60). A release member (70) in each seed cell is movable between a retain condition for retaining a seed and a release condition for releasing the seed. Control means for controlling the members (70) includes a control rotor (92) rotatable about an axis (94) parallel to and spaced from this axis (74) a predetermined amount in a predetermined direction, and link means linking each member (70) to a predetermined position on the rotor (92) such that the member is in its retain condition while the tine moves through angular positions approaching a position in which the tine penetrates the land (38), and such that the member is in its release condition when the tine is at its penetrating position. |
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| 50 | Dibber drills | EP88311605.5 | 1988-12-08 | EP0320248B1 | 1992-09-09 | Brown, Frank Raymond; Frost, Derek John |
| 51 | Dibber drills | EP88311605.5 | 1988-12-08 | EP0320248A1 | 1989-06-14 | Brown, Frank Raymond; Frost, Derek John |
A dibber assembly 10 comprises a radial array of dibber elements 30 the feed of seed to which is preferably controllable to allow for different seed spacings. A quick in-and-out motion of the dibber elements into the ground is ensured by the beak-shaped portion 56 of a cam track 36. |
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| 52 | Hand seed planter with soil-removing feature | US14652926 | 2013-12-12 | US09609801B2 | 2017-04-04 | Soon Bae Kim |
| A seed planter capable of removing soil, which is capable of: forming holes in which seeds can be planted by applying downward pressure to soil furrows covered by vinyl and by removing the covered vinyl and soil all at once, and at the same time inserting a supply pipe into the formed holes such that the seeds, water, and a fertilizer can be selectively placed therein; enables the removed covered vinyl at a fixing pin and within a needle member; and has a measuring tape such that holes can be precisely formed at proper intervals for growing plants. | ||||||
| 53 | SINGULATING HAND PLANTER AND FERTILIZER APPLICATOR | US14776848 | 2014-03-17 | US20160037711A1 | 2016-02-11 | Adrian A. Koller; Randal K. Taylor; William R. Raun |
| A device and method for hand planting cereal grain seed, and other crops where singulation (single seeds planted per strike) is taught. The device and method are capable of serving as a small scale fertilizer and alternative product applicator. The inventive method includes the capability of applying fertilizer and/or other products that are collected and dispensed via a reciprocating drum device. The device preferably includes a tapered (or pointed) soil engagement component capable of striking or penetrating the soil surface. With each planter strike to the soil surface, the device is actuated to meter a granular material product and the reciprocating drum rotates to expose the cavity to a material hopper. As the actuation force is released, the reciprocating drum rotates in the opposite direction to its original location and drops the material that has been metered. | ||||||
| 54 | Reciprocating metering device | US14118582 | 2012-06-07 | US09192092B2 | 2015-11-24 | James Tangorra; Alexander Moseson; Marie LaPosta; Raymond John Bauer; Kathryn VenVertloh; Kathleen Shacklett; Phuong N. Diep-Lam |
| A reciprocating metering device is disclosed. The metering device provides a mechanism for discharging a metered amount of material, such as rice seeds, into a reservoir formed by plunging the metering device into soil. The metering device operates in a reciprocating motion wherein, in a first position, the spear extends from the device to form the reservoir and the seeds are retained within the device and in a second position, the spear is retracted into the device and the seeds are able to be discharged out of the device and into the reservoir. | ||||||
| 55 | SEED PLANTER CAPABLE OF REMOVING SOIL | US14652926 | 2013-12-12 | US20150327432A1 | 2015-11-19 | Soon Bae KIM |
| A seed planter capable of removing soil, which is capable of: forming holes in which seeds can be planted by applying downward pressure to soil furrows covered by vinyl and by removing the covered vinyl and soil all at once, and at the same time inserting a supply pipe into the formed holes such that the seeds, water, and a fertilizer can be selectively and safely placed therein such that a worker can comfortably work for long periods of time in a state where the back of the worker is straight, thereby shortening work time and increasing labor efficiency; enables easy post processing since the removed covered vinyl can be collected in order at a fixing pin and within a needle member; and has a measuring tape such that holes can be precisely formed at proper intervals for growing plants. | ||||||
| 56 | Reciprocating Metering Device | US14118582 | 2012-06-07 | US20140144930A1 | 2014-05-29 | James Tangorra; Alexander Moseson; Marie LaPosta; Raymond John Bauer; Kathryn VenVertloh; Kathleen Shacklett; Phuong N. Diep-Lam |
| A reciprocating metering device is disclosed. The metering device provides a mechanism for discharging a metered amount of material, such as rice seeds, into a reservoir formed by plunging the metering device into soil. The metering device operates in a reciprocating motion wherein, in a first position, the spear extends from the device to form the reservoir and the seeds are retained within the device and in a second position, the spear is retracted into the device and the seeds are able to be discharged out of the device and into the reservoir. | ||||||
| 57 | Dibber drills | US508471 | 1990-04-13 | US4989524A | 1991-02-05 | Frank R. Brown; Derek J. Frost |
| A metering and dibbing assembly for use in a dibber drill comprises a rotary feed section, inlet means for introducing seed at successive seed-retaining locations in the rotary feed section, a rotary dibber section having a plurality of dibber elements at least in part housed in radially disposed bores in the dibber section, and cam means operative to withdraw successive dibber elements to allow the transfer of seed from the feed section into the associated bores for these elements and thereafter to move the dibber elements in a radially outward movement so as to press the seed into the ground. | ||||||
| 58 | Seed drills | US942964 | 1978-09-18 | US4244308A | 1981-01-13 | Albert E. Vince |
| A seed drill for planting seeds, comprising a seed container having a flexible base with a bore, and one or more slots radiating from the bore, formed therein, and a dibber rod movable axially of the bore whereby to engage and eject from the container a seed located in the bore. | ||||||
| 59 | Seed planter having magnetic seed selecting means | US4667348 | 1948-08-28 | US2675942A | 1954-04-20 | PHELPS VOGELSANG |
| 60 | Precision super seeder | US13838004 | 2013-03-15 | US09439343B2 | 2016-09-13 | Todd M. Wehler; Cory E. Sarver |
| In embodiments, a seeder may include a frame including a seed box and a rear roller. In embodiments, the seeder may be configured to removably couple with either a roller assembly or a disc blade assembly. In some embodiments, the seeder may include a front tray configured to receive two kinds of seed from two different seed boxes and disperse the seed at a position in front of the rear roller so that the seeds are planted at the same depth. In some embodiments, the seeder may further include a calibration tray which may have a width less than a width of the seeder. The calibration tray may be configured to receive seed from the seed box during a calibration procedure. | ||||||
