Outside Hawkinsville the land opens up — cotton and peanut ground, pine windbreaks, and a sky wide enough to watch weather arrive from a long way off. Rogers Land Services works those bigger properties along with in-town yards: mowing acreage and field edges, trimming fence lines and ditch banks, clearing brush back from drives and outbuildings. In the dormant stretch after harvest, when the grass finally quits and the mornings run cold, it is the right time to take the rough edges down and get ahead of the year. Come spring the mowing rounds pick back up on schedule. Room to work is the point, and Pulaski County has plenty of it.