I did frost-overseed an area that was getting thin over the winter, now I just need for things to dry up enough I can get in the fields to apply fertilizer. I am "on the list" to get lime too but that's probably not in the near future. Fortunately I don't need much nitrogen on the grass-clover mix as nitrogen is stupidly expensive but I do need some phosphorus and potassium. Soils are pretty acidic here and most people are liming to increase yields rather than apply nitrogen due to cost, and unfortunately that means the co-op is swamped with people wanting to get fields limed. I don't have a lime truck nor have a buddy with one (if I did I could just go buy ag lime from the quarry less than 10 miles down the road and spread it tomorrow), so the co-op will have to do it.
Other than that, it's just greasing about a hundred grease zerks and airing up a bunch of implement tires that have been sitting since last summer. There's nothing that I know needs fixed as everything worked fine when I put it away at the end of last summer. But you never know what pops up when you bring things out the next season, and something often does...