Every year, the gap between the rice harvest and wheat sowing is short. To clear fields quickly, many farmers burn the leftover paddy straw — losing soil nutrients and adding to smog. The Super Seeder offers a better way.
What is a Super Seeder?
A Super Seeder is a tractor-mounted machine that chops standing rice stubble, mixes it into the soil and sows wheat — all in a single pass. Green Land Engineers designed and built Pakistan's first Super Seeder at its factory in Daska.
How it works
Why farmers are switching
Getting the right Super Seeder
The right model depends on your tractor, field size and crop residue. Contact the Green Land Engineers sales team with your tractor model and location, and we will recommend the right machine and share a quotation.
- A rotor with blades chops the paddy straw and mixes it into the topsoil.
- Coulter discs cut through the remaining residue and open the seed slot.
- Seed is placed in rows at a consistent depth.
- A press roller firms the soil for good seed-to-soil contact.
- Timely sowing — field preparation and sowing happen together.
- No straw burning — residue returns to the soil as organic matter.
- Fewer tractor passes — saving fuel, time and labour.
- Better moisture retention under the mulch layer.
