An agricultural machine configured to harvest a crop by advancing a crop harvesting header across a field, the agricultural machine presenting a fore-and-aft extending longitudinal axis that extends in a travel direction, the harvesting header having a header frame that mounts a cutting platform configured to sever crop being harvested, the header frame having a header axis that extends perpendicular to the direction of travel, wherein the agricultural machine has a cover crop seed dispensing apparatus with a seed dispenser and a distribution line mounted along the header frame, the distribution line having a plurality of distribution points at spaced intervals along the header axis. The seed dispenser meters seed delivery to the distribution line so as to distribute cover crop seed from the plurality of distribution points as the harvesting header severs crop from the field.

The present device relates to a distributor system for zero-turn mowers that addresses the need for efficient granular lawn care applications, such as fertilizers, herbicides, and insecticides. Attachable mechanically and electrically to a zero-turn mower, the distributor includes a granular material receptacle in conjunction with a transmission-housing shroud. A power control on the mower enables the spreader to distribute the granular material across the lawn. Important features include a quick-connect electrical connection, a detachable hopper mount, and an adjustable discharge gate. The distributor's construction, which is preferably made of stainless steel, provides durability and the possibility for on-site assembly. This device streamlines the process of lawn care by integrating granular material distribution with the mowing operation, thereby maximizing efficiency and minimizing the need for additional equipment.

The present device relates to a distributor system for zero-turn mowers that addresses the need for efficient granular lawn care applications, such as fertilizers, herbicides, and insecticides. Attachable mechanically and electrically to a zero-turn mower, the distributor includes a granular material receptacle in conjunction with a transmission-housing shroud. A power control on the mower enables the spreader to distribute the granular material across the lawn. Important features include a quick-connect electrical connection, a detachable hopper mount, and an adjustable discharge gate. The distributor's construction, which is preferably made of stainless steel, provides durability and the possibility for on-site assembly. This device streamlines the process of lawn care by integrating granular material distribution with the mowing operation, thereby maximizing efficiency and minimizing the need for additional equipment.