Which of the following is used for sowing seeds?

Sowing is the practice of planting seeds in the soil in order to grow crops. It can be done manually or with the assistance of machinery, and it is usually done at a specific time and depth to ensure proper plant germination and growth.

A seed drill is a farm tool used to precisely and uniformly plant seeds into the ground. The drill ensures that seeds are sown at equal spacing and depth, which can improve germination rates and promote healthy plant growth.

A plough is a farm tool used to till soil and create furrows for planting crops. 

A sickle is a hand-held agricultural tool used for grass cutting, crop harvesting, and brush clearing. 

A khurpi is a type of hoe or digging tool used in South Asian agriculture for breaking up soil and weeding.