Water in Round Valley moves through ditches, and June is when you can smell it: wet gravel, cut grass, warm alfalfa air drifting in off the fields. KB Farm And Pantry mows the home lawns and yard edges out along those irrigated stretches — the deep, thick turf that only grows where the water reaches. The work runs to mowing on a set rhythm, trimming around posts and pump housings, edging where lawn meets gravel, and clearing the cuttings so nothing smothers underneath. A yard out here is a green square held against a very big dry country, which makes keeping it in good order feel worth doing properly. On a still evening you can smell the cut from the road.