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Mowing To Recycle Grass Clippings: Let the Clips Fall Where They May!

October 14, 2019 by Kathy N

Lawn turfgrasses provide many benefits to our immediate environment. Soil erosion control, improved protection of groundwater, improvement of the quality of life through noise and dust abatement, improvements of air quality, and aesthetic and recreational contributions are some of the assets provided by turfgrasses. However, disposal of grass clippings is an ongoing issue that requires the attention of homeowners in order to be a good land steward! CONTINUE

SOURCE VCE Publication 430-402

David R. Chalmers, Associate Professor and Extension Agronomist, Department of Crop and Soil Environmental Sciences, Virginia Tech and Judy Booze-Daniels, Research Associate, Department of Crop and Soil Environmental Sciences, Virginia Tech


MORE LAWN CARE INFO from Virginia Cooperative Extension

photo from Fall Tips to Ensure a Healthy Green Yard in the Spring, Iowa State University

Filed Under: Lawn /Weeds Tagged With: lawn care, mowing, recycle grass

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