Seed Granulation

1、 Definition of Seed Granulation

 Seed granulation refers to a technology that combines crop seeds with plant nutrients to form pellets or balls, facilitating precise and quantitative distribution by farmers during sowing.

2、 The advantages of seed granulation

 Convenient delivery: After seed granulation, precise measurement and quantitative delivery can be carried out, which not only saves seed usage and reduces waste, but also improves the flowering and germination rates of seeds.

 Improve storage resistance: After granulation treatment, the shelf life of seeds is extended to a certain extent, allowing them to maintain their vitality and vigor for a certain period of time.

 Enhance resistance: Adding antibiotics, growth hormones, and other substances during the granulation process can improve the drought, cold, and disease resistance of seeds, thereby adapting to different climatic conditions and growth environments.