Welcome to Our New Web Site!
Posted on Mar 25, 2009 by Big Pic Admin
Everyone at First Products is excited about our new Web site – the changes make it easier for our customers and dealers to interact with us online; and, we think the new look of our site and printed materials better reflect the quality of our equipment and commitment to customer service.
We know it’s important for you to get to the information you need right away – and our new site is designed for you to have a great online experience. For example, you can now go straight to equipment options specifically for your industry, including downloading a spec sheet and mini-brochure for each piece of equipment listed, along with multiple product images. Also, the order tines form and parts book are now under “Customer Tools” – if you have trouble locating anything, just give us call and we will be glad to help.
If you have worked with us before, you are familiar with our AERA-vators, VERTI-cutters, AGRI-vators, Seeders and Fertilization Attachments…and, if you haven’t utilized our company for your turf equipment needs, we invite you to look around the Web site and see how we can help you aerate and manage your turf with less down time and in a more efficient manner. Check out our product photos and videos – or fill out the form to request an in-person demo today!
To keep you up up-to-date, we will add new musings about our travels, turf industry news and more in our new blog. Also, the news section on the front will note information about our equipment, new customers and other hot-off-the-press news. Join us anytime and be sure to email or call us with comments or questions.
Tagged: turf equipment, aeravator, verticutter, agrivator, seeders, fertilize, aerate, turf, thatch
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Alan Avant will be traveling in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Western Tennesse doing demo's during April 20-30 with the Vert-cutter and the Universal Aera-vator with seeder. Call 229-392-3630 if you are interested in seeing a demonstration of our equipment.
One of the more interesting things about my job traveling around the Unites States is learning about the different types of grasses and practices they use. Just got through with a 2 day STMA field day in Louisville, KY. Listening and learning how they overseed and aerate on their types of grasses is different from what we do in the south. They have bluegrass mixes and fescues, along with some bermudas. Got another week up here to learn. But hey, isn't that we do everyday anyway is learn.