Where the streets of Crete run out, the corn takes over, and by August the village sits inside a green wall that hums with heat. Husker City Yard Co. mows in that weather, out early while the dew is still holding the dust down, cutting high enough that the turf can survive the afternoon. Trimming and edging follow, because a lawn only looks finished at its borders. When the fields go gold and the yards fill with leaves, the work becomes cleanup, clearing the grass down to green before the ground closes for the year. Farm-edge country, ordinary yards, done the way this place asks for.