Fall Cleanup and Outdoor Projects with EGO POWER+
Cooler weather and shorter days bring a new list of projects around the property. Leaves need to be cleared, outdoor surfaces could use one last cleaning, and patios, garages, and other spaces need to be prepared for winter. Taking care of these projects now can also give you a head start on spring, with less…
Preventive Maintenance: Stay Ahead of Winter Downtime
Equipment problems often seem to happen without warning, but many can be identified before they lead to costly downtime. Seasonal preventive maintenance and inspections help catch wear early and keep tractors, compact utility tractors, mowers, utility vehicles, and other equipment ready for the work ahead. As fall approaches, it’s a good time to address maintenance…
Maximizing Fuel Efficiency with Precision Ag Technology
Fuel is one of the largest operating expenses in agriculture, making efficiency a priority for farms of all sizes. While fuel prices can fluctuate, reducing unnecessary fuel use remains one of the most effective ways to manage operating costs and improve productivity. Fuel efficiency depends on more than just the machine itself—it is influenced by…
Keeping Pests at Bay: Effective Spraying Tips for Farms, Orchards, and Vineyards
Damaging insects, weeds, and disease pressure can affect crop health long before visible damage appears. Effective spraying practices protect yields, manage input costs, and keep your ag work moving. An effective spraying routine and method takes more than filling the tank and making a pass; it starts with a smart plan, the right equipment, careful…
Sunny Summer Days: How to Care for Your Lawn
Summer brings long, relaxing evenings outside, backyard gatherings, and lots of time for everyone to enjoy the grass. It can also bring intense heat, dry soil, increased foot traffic, and more rapid mowing cycles. A healthy summer lawn takes more than frequent cutting. The best results come from mowing to a healthy height, watering with…
Successful Hazelnut Harvests in the Fall Start with Spring Preparation
The first hazelnut harvests of the year are usually shaped well before the equipment rolls into the orchard. By the time nuts begin to drop, the most prepared operations have already completed the work that helps keep harvest moving efficiently, including orchard floor preparation, equipment inspections, and planning for parts and service support. That preparation is especially…
Choosing Attachments That Maximize Spring Productivity
Cleanup, driveway repair, mowing prep, material handling, and ground work can all hit within the same stretch of weeks. That’s when tractor versatility starts to matter most. The right attachment helps a machine take on more work, cuts down on manual labor, and helps keep projects moving during the busy season. At Papé Machinery Ag…
Compact Tractor Attachments and Implements: Finding the Right Tools for the Job
A compact utility tractor becomes much more capable when paired with the right attachments and implements. While the machine itself is important, real productivity comes from choosing tools that match the work your property requires. At Papé Machinery Agriculture & Turf, we help customers build the right setup with compact tractor packages, Build Your Own…
Turf Management Tips for Early Spring Green
This time of year sets the tone for how your lawn will perform throughout the season. Turf that comes out of winter covered in debris, cut with dull blades, or sitting in compacted soil often struggles to green up evenly. With the right early attention, your lawn can develop better color, fuller growth, and stronger…
Spring Pre-Season Equipment Service Checklist
When spring arrives, equipment that’s been sitting all winter has to move from idle to productive fast. Spring weather windows can be short and unpredictable, making preventable breakdowns especially disruptive. Many early-season problems begin with issues that are easy to overlook during storage, so a spring service checklist acts as a reminder before your workload…
