Keeping on and off the grass
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Set the mower or cutting deck on a garden tractor to a high setting. Cutting the grass too short will encourage moss. Brush off earthworm casts which can encourage weeds and moss as well.
You might be planning to grow a lawn from seed in the spring so digging the area now will let the frost and winter weather break the soil down to a good, workable tilth.
Keep an eye on any areas where water may sit on the surface. These will need spiking and aerating in the spring. Keep off the grass when it’s frosty, it just damages the grass if you walk all over it.
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