Describe the process of sowing of maize by a seed drill.

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Explanation:

Seed drills make it possible for seeds to be planted at equal spacing or distances.

The process begins with the plowing of the field. This is is done to open up the soil and enable it to easily accept the seeds. The farmer then sets the drill in a manner as to accommodate the size of the maize seeds. The maize seeds are then loaded on the hopper located above the drill. The drill can then start planting the maize seeds while giving them equal spacing and depth.  Depth of 7 to 8 cm, and spacing of 10-13 cm are recommended for optimum results.

Seed drills are important because they allow seeds to be planted at specific depths and distances. This allows for increased crop yield. They also help to curb the growth of weeds.

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