Definitely overkill for a Fert spreader... but we use a "dry lube" / talcum powder type product in seed boxes so they'll meter seed out evenly. Don't know if that'd be a solution or worth the effort for granular products🤓
Spreaders which don't empty
I'm no expert on spreaders, having only owned a Scotts and a Spyker, but there seems to be one design flaw common to both of them, the last bit of fertilizer requires stupid amouts of jiggling about to get rid of. Is there a spreader which doesn't do this?
I was trying the weigh it out and spread until empty method so it's particularly annoying not to be able to properly spread the last bit.
I was trying the weigh it out and spread until empty method so it's particularly annoying not to be able to properly spread the last bit.
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