Cabbages grow well, and the rope-weaving technique is indispensable

"Sow a grain of millet in spring and reap ten thousand grains in autumn." " Recently, a new type of sowing technique has emerged, which involves weaving Chinese cabbage seeds into ropes, attracting many people to watch. So, what exactly is going on?

It turned out that a new type of seed weaving machine was used. The cabbage seeds were woven into a two-millimeter-thick rope and buried along the ground ridge. The machine could then operate it, eliminating the need for manual planting or thinning. When seeds have a scientific space to grow and are given sufficient water and fertilizer, it's hard for them not to grow well. Moreover, the seed tape degrades into the soil with irrigation and does not cause any harm to the soil.

The CNC seed weaving machine uses a vacuum pump to adsorb seeds onto the suction cup. As the suction cup rotates clockwise, when the seeds reach the lowest point, they fall off and, under the effect of gravity, fall onto the paper tape below. At the same time, the paper tape is reinforced with degradable cotton thread. Through the meter measuring wheel, the meter count can be accurately calculated. When the meter count of the coil reaches the set meter count or when the paper or wire breaks, the machine will automatically alarm.