Try out the new-generation Farmet Falcon Compact seed drill!
For the 2026 season, we offer fully equipped packages 6-meter Farmet Falcon Compact Seed drill for rent.
This is a versatile seeder designed for various seeding technologies – from minimum tillage to no-till planting. A single machine ensures precise application of fertilizer and seed and makes the most of the opportunities offered by modern precision farming.
Designed for sowing all common crops 167 mm between rows, and a wide range of seeding rates—from 0.5 to 350 kg/ha – allows for precise adaptation to different crops and planting technologies.
Select the work section you want
One of the biggest Falcon Compact Advantages of the seeder: the ability to quickly change the front working section and adapt the seeder to different planting techniques.
For rental, you can choose a seeder with one of three working sections: a disc tillage section (for minimum tillage), a turbo-disc section (for direct no-till seeding), or a tine section (for strip-till seeding).
Disc-type tillage section for minimum tillage technology
A plow section for strip-till (strip) seeding
Turbo Disc Section for Direct No-Till Seeding
Highlights of Falcon Compact drills
Easily replaceable front working section
Falcon Compact is now also easily adaptable to different drilling technologies by changing the front working section. The machine can work in minimum tillage with a disc section, strip-till with a tine section or no-till with a turbo disc section.
Full section control with automatic section switch-off
Automatic section control ensures precise drilling in the corners and headlands of the field, avoiding overlapping or unfilled gaps. The ability to freely adjust the width of the section cut-off, with the smallest section being a single sowing disc, allows for maximum precision. The edges of the field are sown after the main part of the field, resulting in an even and high quality germination.
Variable rate sowing of fertiliser and seed
Based on soil fertility maps, Falcon seed drills can automatically vary the amount of seed sown in different areas of the field, with more fertile areas being sown more densely, and less fertile areas being sown less frequently. This reduces seed costs, ensures more even crop emergence and increases overall yield potential.
Smart control with Farmet Connect via iPad tablet
The new generation of intelligent software allows you to conveniently control the drill and monitor all key parameters in real time. A clear user interface ensures quick changes of settings and precise process control. The system helps to optimise performance, reduce the chance of errors and provide greater working comfort.
Compact drill design
The compact and lighter design - up to 7.2 m working width - reduces the need for traction and allows you to work with tractors of lower power while maintaining high productivity. The robust frame construction ensures durability and reliable operation, even under difficult conditions. Lower weight reduces fuel consumption and operating costs, making it a cost-effective choice.
Parallel drilling section
The parallel-track design of the drilling section ensures precise drilling depth and perfect following of the soil surface, even in uneven conditions. The even pressure of the sowing foot on the soil ensures uniform seed placement over the entire working area.
Integrated additional hopper
The integrated additional fine seed hopper provides even more flexibility during sowing. The system allows you to sow up to three different products in one pass - main crop, fertiliser and small seeds or intercrops. This allows you to use your time more efficiently, reduce the number of passes in the field and accurately carry out several operations simultaneously.
High seeding foot pressure
On the Falcon Compact seeder, the downforce of the seeding tines can reach up to 150 kg, ensuring that seeds are placed precisely at the set depth even under heavier conditions or in fields with more crop residue. The dual seeding discs with a pressure wheel help maintain a consistent seeding depth, good seed-to-soil contact, and uniform crop emergence.
