Mowing

Mowing a meadow can be a real challenge. In addition to the size of the mowing area and the height of the vegetation, the nature of the terrain also plays a role. The amount of work involved in mowing a large area should not be underestimated. For this reason, different mowing systems are used in professional agriculture than for mowing private meadows. Robustness and a long service life play a much greater role in the commercial sector than in the private sector.

Finding the right mowing intervals

When mowing, it is important to ensure that mowing is carried out regularly. If mowing is not carried out at all, the meadow will quickly turn into bushes that can no longer be easily handled with a mower. For this reason, it is advisable to mow the grass two to three times per season on larger meadow plots. This ensures that the meadow remains at a height and density that makes mowing with a suitable mower possible at all. A meadow that is mowed regularly and with the right mowing system pays off in every respect: The crop is of high quality and in optimum condition for further use. In addition, insects and small creatures benefit from a properly conducted mowing.