Out where the village thins toward Sheridan the land opens flat and wide, and the wind has nothing to lean on but the grass. Fadale Enterprises, Inc. works those larger properties at midday, when the heat sits heavy and a mower deck has to cover ground without cutting corners — long straight passes, the turf laid down in even bands you can read from the far end of the lot. Trimming closes what the machines cannot reach, around posts, poles, foundations and field edges. Big open acreage rewards patience more than speed, and a well-kept expanse of green out here has a plainness to it that is its own kind of beauty. Fredonia and the surrounding towns keep this crew busy from the first growth of spring straight through the last mow of the year.