Achieving Fine Mulch and Even Spreading

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Fall Cleanup- Mulching Vs Bagging. Which is better for your yard?

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What happens here

The presenter continues to work the mulching mower over the already reduced leaf piles, demonstrating the technique of repeatedly driving over the leaves from different angles to achieve an even finer chop. He then spreads this finely mulched material out over a broader area of the lawn. This process is crucial to ensure that the leaves decompose quickly and act as a natural fertilizer, rather than forming a thick layer that could smother the grass.

Goal: Completely break down leaves into fine particles and distribute them evenly as natural fertilizer.

Tools and materials

Exmark Staris Stand-On Mower Exmark — Further mulching and spreading leaves
Mulching Deck Exmark — Ensuring fine shredding of leaves

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actually a viable object but you've got emulsion as fine as possible and that means going over it over and over and over again I mean if it doesn't work the first time why wouldn't it work the second time so to get these big leaves to break down into something that can actually reincorporate back into the soil means that I'm gonna have to go over it over and over and over again in fact to the point where you pretty much lose track of how many times you go over it but it's a better option than just leaving them whole and hoping that they break down on their own by taking time to do this step of the process you're creating fertile grounds that can be used down the road

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