The Seed Hawk 600-900C is a highly versatile no-till seed drill designed to meet the demands of modern agriculture. Available in working widths of 6, 8 and 9 metres, it offers farmers the flexibility to adapt to different field sizes and soil conditions. Its standout feature is the tine coulter system, which creates a clean seed slot, placing both seed and fertiliser in undisturbed soil for optimal germination and growth. This precision is further complemented by its 7,000-litre pressurised hopper, which is divided into three compartments. This innovative design allows for the independent mixing and application of up to three products, providing the versatility that is essential for today’s farming operations.

At the core of the Seed Hawk’s performance lies the Fenix III metering system, which handles the delivery of seed and fertiliser with remarkable precision. The system is known for its reliability, simplicity, and high degree of flexibility, accommodating a wide range of seed and fertiliser types. Its advanced design also enables section control to optimise input use. For example, the 6-metre version operates in two sections, while the larger 8 and 9metre machines are divided into three sections. This feature minimises overlaps, reduces input costs, and maximises field efficiency. Whether dealing with small seeds or larger fertiliser granules, the Fenix III system ensures consistent metering and application across the entire working width.

The heart of the Seed Hawk 600-900C lies in its individually mounted dual-knife tine coulters, which are designed to deliver unparalleled accuracy in all soil conditions. With a row spacing of 250mm, each tine coulter is paired with a packer wheel that ensures consistent seed depth and excellent soil-to-seed contact. This precision is enhanced by the hydraulic coulter downforce system, which provides up to 190kg of adjustable pressure. Operators can fine-tune the downforce directly from the cab using the E-Control system, adapting the machine to varying soil types and conditions with ease. Additionally, the fertiliser is placed 38mm offset from the seed row, creating an ideal environment for early root development and maximising the crop’s yield potential.

For those requiring additional adaptability, the Seed Hawk offers an optional front disc system. This feature enhances the machine’s performance by combining the benefits of a disc coulter with the microclimate created by the dual-knife tine coulters. The front disc ensures a clean and even seed slot, further improving seed placement accuracy. By integrating this system, farmers can achieve the best of both worlds: the precision of a disc coulter and the reliability of a tine coulter.

Another critical component is the press wheel, which plays a key role in sealing moisture into the fertiliser row and preventing soil capping over the seed. Positioned directly behind the knife coulters, the press wheel operates in the tilled soil, maintaining consistent seed depth while ensuring smooth and precise operation. This design significantly enhances seed-to-soil contact, which is critical for uniform germination and robust early growth.

To ensure uninterrupted operation and optimal field efficiency, the Seed Hawk can be equipped with the SeedEye blockage monitoring system. This optional system continuously monitors the flow of seed and fertiliser, instantly alerting the operator to any blockages. By detecting and addressing disruptions in real time, the SeedEye system helps maintain consistent application rates and prevents wasted inputs, giving farmers peace of mind and maximising productivity.

Additional features of the Seed Hawk 600-900C include the option for hydraulic weight transfer on the drawbar, which adds 1,500kg onto the hitch point. This improves machine stability and ensures even weight distribution across the drill, further enhancing its performance in challenging field conditions. Combined with the machine’s robust construction and innovative design, this feature makes the Seed Hawk a reliable choice for no-till seeding.

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