Originally Posted by
Edward Weber
Try that now and someone will complain.
These days (with the drought) you ONLY cut your lawn in the morning when the humidity is at its highest. You're not supposed to cut things when it's too dry.
I can't tell you how many grass fires have been started by some idiot mowing bone dry grass.
Unfortunately any fool can buy a mower and use it. An intelligent person knows to not cut tall grass with a mower when it is so dry a spark from hitting a rock can cause a conflagration.
Anyone who has cut or grown alfalfa has probably heard the tale of the newbie grower complaining about how he cut it green, bailed it green, stacked it green and it still burns.
jtk
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