Out along Jonathan Creek the land opens far enough that you can watch a rain shower cross three miles of corn before it ever reaches the yard. Hyland Lawn Care starts on the mornings when the dew still lies silver and the first pass goes down straight against a fencerow. Grass climbs fast in a Moultrie County June, and the reward comes when a shaggy half-acre turns into one clean sweep of green, trimmed tight to the drive. Trimming, edging and the fall cleanup follow the same rule — leave nothing ragged where the low light will find it. Around Sullivan, Bethany and Lovington, a tidy yard is how a farm town keeps its good manners, and this is the work of keeping it.