Fumigator - Fumigation Equipment

Machine malfunctions can be costly, so having a process in place to avoid extraneous expenses as much as possible is imperative. Farming, like many other industries, relies on various types of machinery and equipment to keep production moving. Keeping those assets in working condition takes proper maintenance. Taking the time to make sure you have a well-organized, practical and handy maintenance checklist not only keeps equipment running smoothly, but also makes your farm more efficient. H

People dream about and acquire rural land or acreage for many reasons. They may long to return to their abandoned rural roots, or desire to live self-sufficiently by growing their own food and livestock. Regardless of your reason for owning rural land, the ability to move, shape, smooth, or contour your property efficiently requires the right implements and equipment. From constructing roads, to designing landscapes, to creating building sites, there are equipment options for any size of eart

When my wife and I purchased our rural acreage, one of the main considerations we discussed was having the ability to turn some of the open areas of land into small fields to plant either a vineyard or vegetables. As a secondary consideration, I also wanted to plant food plots for wildlife. There had previously been a 7-acre cornfield on the property and a small hayfield located further back in an open area of the woods. Both areas had become overgrown with weeds and tall grass over the years,

Operating heavy farm equipment, like a baler, requires a fair amount of knowledge, training, and caution to protect against potentially fatal accidents. That’s why it’s important to master the basics when it comes to using these machines and following the best practices to successfully complete the tasks at your farm. Riveras Machinery, Inc. has crafted this handy guide to safely operating a baler. Keep reading to learn more, and if you’ve any questions, feel free to get in touch with us at