Seeding equipment

Seeding equipment in India: prices and what to check before buying

Updated 4 November 2026

A hand-push manual seeder for a small farm in India is listed at about ₹4,500 to ₹8,500, a single-barrel or mini planter at about ₹400 to ₹3,000, and a drum, tray or tractor-attached seeder at about ₹16,000 to ₹25,000. Your tractor and crop decide which one fits, so send a request on BlaBlaPrice with those details to get current offers.

What the rules cover

The rules named in the snippets we found concern seed quality and certification, under the Seeds Act 1966 and the Seeds Rules 1968, not seeder machines. Compare the machines on their build, their row spacing range and a written warranty. Ask the seller for the working width and check that the spacing matches the crop you plant.

Seasons and planting windows

The climate is tropical, with a wet season and a dry season, and sowing follows those seasons. Buy the seeder before the planting window rather than during it, so that delivery and a test run are done in time. Ask the seller how the machine performs in wet soil, because a seeder that clogs in mud can cost you a full day.

How it is bought and what to write

Name the seeder type, the number of rows or the width in centimetres, and the crop, such as paddy, maize or soybean. If the seeder is tractor-attached, give the tractor make and model, because the hitch must match. Add whether you want new or used, the year, the budget and the city for delivery.

On BlaBlaPrice the request is free for buyers. Describe the crop and your tractor in your own words in the chat, and add a photo of the old seeder if that helps. The AI asks for missing details, searches sellers' websites and price lists in India, and shows the prices and businesses it finds. Registered sellers reply in the chat with their own offer, and your contacts stay hidden until you choose whom to contact. See implements and attachments or farm machinery, or start with a request on BlaBlaPrice.