The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is seeking a single source purchase of a Grasslander Native Seed Planter. The planter is used for planting native fluffy, trashy seeds, such as wiregrass, without clogging. The equipment must be capable of operating in forested environments and on sites where stumps and other debris may be present. The goal is to conduct light seeding of native warm-season grasses, primarily wiregrass, in Florida.
• The equipment must be a no-till seeder equipped with spring-loaded tine harrows capable of navigating rough terrain to scarify the soil, broadcast seeds on the surface, and roll them into mineral soil to ensure proper seed-to-soil contact.
• The seeder must include 5-inch diameter straight rigid tubes to broadcast seeds without clogging and tire rollers to pack the seeds firmly into the soil.
• The equipment must be capable of operating in forested environments and on sites where stumps and other debris may be present.
• The Grasslander is a no-till seeder designed for planting native fluffy, trashy seeds such as wiregrass.
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