Seed & Fertiliser Spreaders

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Seed and Fertiliser Spreaders for Accurate Turf Application Getting product onto the surface evenly is half the job in modern turfcare. A good seed and fertiliser spreader helps you apply seed or granular feed at the right rate, in the right place, and with less waste. That matters on football pitches, rugby surfaces, cricket outfields, golf roughs, amenity grass and larger lawns. Miss the rate or spread pattern and you soon see it in patchy germination, striping, weak colour or uneven growth. Pitchcare’s range of seed and fertiliser spreaders covers handheld, rotary and drop options, so you can match the machine to the site, the product and the level of finish you need. Choosing the right spreader type A rotary spreader, sometimes called a broadcast spreader, is the usual choice when you want speed and broad coverage. It suits larger areas and open ground where you can work in a steady pattern and control overlap. A drop spreader is more precise. It places material directly beneath the hopper, which makes it useful near edges, goalmouth surrounds, cricket squares, pathways and ornamental areas where tidy application counts. A handheld spreader or small lawn spreader is handy for touch-up work, smaller domestic spaces and awkward corners where a larger pedestrian machine is overkill. The collection also includes spreader accessories, which helps with day-to-day upkeep and protecting equipment between jobs. When you compare a grass seed spreader or fertiliser spreader, the important points are simple: hopper capacity, spread width, calibration settings, shut-off control, build quality and wheel stability. A larger hopper saves refill time on bigger sites; a more precise shut-off reduces spills at headlands and hard edges. Calibration matters because application rate drives performance. Too little seed can leave thin areas; too much can create competition and uneven establishment. Too much granular fertiliser can scorch growth or create flushes you do not want before