Late-summer afternoons in Harvard hold their light a long time. From the high ground near Fruitlands the fields drop away toward the Nashua River valley, and the hay goes gold hours before the sun is finished with it. Kennedy & Co spends those afternoons mowing, trimming and edging, keeping grass even across ground that rolls far more than it lies flat. A Harvard lawn tends to be part meadow, part orchard shade, part slope, and it rewards a mower that already knows the property by heart. The payoff comes at the end of the day: stripes running true down a hillside, borders sharp along the drive, and the smell of cut grass hanging in warm air until dark.