JPS5963101A - Seeding tape - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] A year and a half ago, I applied for a patent for a seeding machine. This is because he devised a direct sowing method to replace rice planting.

At that time, I thought about why rice plowing is so difficult. It is very difficult to level a field, and it is almost impossible to level a large area like that used for rice cultivation using this method. Alternatively, it is a much more labor-saving method to use the interfacial activity of the dissolved soil, which utilizes the solubilizing power of water, by adding water and scraping it.

Therefore, I thought that eliminating this plowing would not be useful for making rice beds for direct sowing.

The idea is to sow the seeds where the water has drained from the plowed floor. Therefore, I decided to invent and apply for a seeding machine.

However, it is difficult to provide a seeding machine with a mechanism to cover the sown seeds with soil. The easiest way to bury the seeds is to bury them, but if you do this, the tools you use to bury the seeds will get stuck in the soil, and the seeds will stick to them, making it impossible to do anything about it.

Also, the mechanism for measuring the amount of seeding machine ≠ unevenness is also moderately difficult.

Moreover, the mechanism for determining the distance between stocks is also quite difficult.

Therefore, we devised a seeding machine based on a concept completely different from conventional seeding machines, and here we devised the present invention for that seeding machine. Of course, the present invention cannot be used without a seeding machine. It just reduces efficiency.

The present invention is a sowing tape in which an appropriate amount of seeds for -plants is glued onto a paper tape with a certain spacing between the plants.

It is better to make small holes in the tape of this seeding tape. If you place the seed with the glued side up, it will take root through that hole, and if you put that side down, it will sprout from that hole.

Of course, if the tape is made thinner, this hole is unnecessary.

The roots and shoots that sprout from the seed will surely find the earth and the sun.

Compared to today's rice transplanting methods, the direct sowing method using the present invention is far more labor and fuel efficient.

We would like to ask a ``fair and faithful'' machine manufacturer to develop a seed-gluing machine for the present invention.

I was wondering why puddling occurs, and I am very happy that I have finally completed a refreshing and excellent invention that answers the question of why seed plowing is done by gluing a certain amount of seeds onto paper and sowing them.

These days, I think that even in today's seemingly advanced civilization, there may be many human activities that require us to reconsider the principles behind them.

Congratulations

Claims (1)

[Claims] A sowing tape made by gluing the appropriate amount of seeds per plant onto paper tape at a certain spacing between plants.