What is sowing? Sowing, also known as seeding, is the art of placing a seed in suitable soil conditions for proper germination and growth. Seeding entails planting the right number of seeds per unit area, the depth at which the seeds are buried in the soil, and the distance between rows. The process of burying seeds deep inside the soil is called sowing. This is the initial stage in the development of a complete plant. Manual sowing is carried out with the help of machines such as seed drills. Autumn wheat sowing in Indian villages during the rabi season, with guidance on soil prep, seed choice, irrigation, and harvesting to guarantee a healthy crop. Sowing involves planting seeds in the ground to cultivate plants or crops, serving as the initial step in farming. When we sow, we place seeds in soil or another growing medium and create the right conditions for growth.
