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<blockquote data-quote="SCRUBS620" data-source="post: 512534" data-attributes="member: 5302"><p>I have wondered the same thing. I dont know where the original poster lives but I live in Indiana. Does it hurt the grass when its clipped that short and it freezes and thaws all winter long? Someone told me that it is better to let a hay field have 6 or 8 inches of growth going into winter - kind of like a coat to keep it warm. I could see where it might slow down the freezing and thawing that we get.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SCRUBS620, post: 512534, member: 5302"] I have wondered the same thing. I dont know where the original poster lives but I live in Indiana. Does it hurt the grass when its clipped that short and it freezes and thaws all winter long? Someone told me that it is better to let a hay field have 6 or 8 inches of growth going into winter - kind of like a coat to keep it warm. I could see where it might slow down the freezing and thawing that we get. [/QUOTE]
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