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Looking for mini seed spreader

Bob Waur

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Location: Southwest Mississippi zone 8b, 40 acres Ruston fine sandy loam

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I have 36" wide raised rows in my garden and want to broadcast mustard and similar seeds without too much waste outside the rows. I have been unable to find a suitable broadcast spreader. Does anyone know where I can obtain one?

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Christopher Weeks

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Location: Carlton County, Minnesota, USA: 3b; Dfb; sandy loam; in the woods

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I always love looking at gear so I hope someone gets back to you with this. I save more of those kinds of seeds than I could ever really need, so I don't worry about waste and just broadcast by hand.

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Anne Miller

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Location: USDA Zone 8a

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I am unsure of what you are actually looking for.

I use a spice jar with small holes, a strainer and seed starter medium.

I sprinkle the seeds and use the strainer to sift a light coating of the seed starting medium to lightly cover the seeds.

To me this method offer no seed loss.

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