While the leaves in the crops are turning color in the fall, our lawns are some of the last things to lose their vibrant green hue. Although it seems counterintuitive, the way we care for our lawns at this time of year greatly affects their health come next spring and summer. Doug Soldat joins me. He's a professor and extension turfgrass specialist at UW-Madison. He reflects on a difficult growing season for grass, and how we can better prepare our lawns for next year.

Olson's Sweet Breeze Farm - Oconto County Sesquicentennial Farm
19:29

McClellan Farms - Walworth County Century Farm
28:51

Swanberg Family Farm - Polk County Century Farm
14:43