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Monosem single-row planter unit for sesame planting in Australia
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Published: 12 Aug 2025
Publication Code: 25-071
Author(s): AgriFutures Australia
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The Monosem single-row planter is a precision planting unit suited for various small-seeded crops, including sesame. Recent research by CQUniversity, funded by AgriFutures Australia, has evaluated the performance of the Monosem unit under controlled conditions to optimise sesame seed placement and reduce common planting issues such as seed damage and poor singulation.
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