About Oklahoma Department of Transportation Kiowa County Yard
From the highway north of Hobart the land goes so flat and open that Rainy Mountain shows up on the horizon like a low wave, and the grass runs right out to meet the road. Oklahoma Department of Transportation Kiowa County Yard keeps turf in order the way the roadside teaches you to — mowed to an even height, trimmed tight around posts and signs, edged where grass meets pavement so nothing creeps. Late winter is for cutting back what stood dormant and clearing what the wind pinned in the fence lines; spring is for feeding and weed control before the summer sets in. Wind is the constant here, and the answer to wind is turf thick enough to knit and a boundary that holds its shape. It is unglamorous work anybody driving past can read at a glance, which is why it gets done right.