Savikülv
Savikülv, literally translating to "clay sowing" in Estonian, refers to a traditional method of seed treatment. Historically, farmers would coat their seeds with a mixture of clay and water before sowing. This practice served multiple purposes, primarily aimed at improving seed viability and protecting them from early damage.
The clay coating acted as a barrier, helping to retain moisture around the seed, which was particularly
Savikülv was a widespread technique in various agricultural regions, especially where resources for more advanced seed