Sherman is hayfield country — hills folded above Candlewood Lake, stone walls running off into the woods, hawks working the open ground. Happy Acres Farm mows and keeps lawns in that landscape, from house yards along Route 39 to the wide grassy ground of places where the cutting never really ends. The rhythm follows the weather: a stretch of rain and everything jumps, a dry August and the blades come up a notch. Cut right, a Sherman lawn holds a clean line against the pasture behind it and makes the whole hillside look composed. Field, yard and hill, all kept in order.