Mustang keeps one foot in the wheat country and one in the neighborhoods that keep arriving, and past the last cul-de-sac the fields still run flat to a western sunset. Champion Pest & Lawn mows on both sides of that line, city lots on a weekly rotation and larger yards where town gives way to section road, edging every walk and drive, trimming close around fences, foundations and mailbox posts. Canadian County wind is a constant here, so the final blow-off goes with the grain of it and the concrete stays clear. New sod and long-established bermuda ask for different treatment, and the cutting height gets set accordingly. When the light turns copper over the fields, a street of freshly mown lawns looks about as good as this part of Oklahoma gets.