Saatreihen
Saatreihen is an agricultural planting method in which seeds are sown in straight, evenly spaced rows rather than broadcast across the field. This arrangement creates distinct plant lines that facilitate management tasks such as weeding, irrigation, fertilization, and harvesting. The aim is to achieve uniform germination, emergence, and stand establishment while enabling more precise field operations.
Implementation typically relies on a seed drill or planter that places seeds into furrows at controlled depth
The practice offers several advantages. It supports mechanical weeding and cultivation between rows, reduces interplant competition,
Drawbacks include the need for well-prepared, level seedbeds and reliable machinery to maintain consistent spacing. In