By September the light in South Worthington goes long and gold by four in the afternoon, and it makes even a mowed lawn look like part of the harvest. Four Corners Farmstand works in that light, mowing, trimming and cleaning up yards around the village and down along the Little River. There is a farm sense to the whole thing: you cut when the grass is ready rather than when the calendar says so, and you leave the ground better than you found it. Edges are run sharp along the drive, and clippings go where clippings ought to go. In fall the leaves come off ahead of the first hard frost on the hill, and the yard goes into winter tidy and asleep. Good ground has always been this town's business.