What music YOU Listen when the grass cuts? Lawstarter asked our lawn care professionals what they hear and their favorite songs about the cut of grass.
The results, of more than 600 of our professionals, were the opening of the ears. You may want to add a couple of these to your playlist so that your personal cutting engine works.
Favorite Songs about lawn and lawn cutting
No. 1 with a bullet between the favorite songs of our professionals about the grass and the grass is “Large green tractor“By Jason Aldean. He is optimistic, moving and presents a John Deere tractor.
What makes this song so special? “It describes working hard in the summer with the sun shining, sweating all day from the sun and drinking some water,” says Pascual Martin, Martin Lawn Care in Jackson, Mississippi.
In fact, the 3 main main tractors of our lawn care professionals (either agriculture or the type of lawn).
Professional comments about your favorite songs about the grass cutters and cutting grass:
Farmer’s daughter: “It is a great song about a blue collar worker, working on a farm and sweating her butt, but the farmer’s daughter makes everything worth it. He reminds me of cutting the grass to make my customers happy and smiling on a happy grass.” – Michael Rizzo, Dream Laws in Gilbert, Arizona.
Cut: “This song has me ready to cut the grass. It doesn’t matter how high the grass or how big is the grass, as long as we are growing, we cut it.” – James Rayford, Rayford’s Landscaping & Lawn Care in Kenner, Louisiana.
Where green grass grows: “Because it is good to dream of what could be.” -Nicolas Puper-Harrington, Lawn and Order in Denton, Texas.
Grass boy: “It is peculiar and explores the dedication of a young person to cutting Céspedes.” – Scott Miller, Miller Lawncare and the elimination of snow in Peking, Illinois.
It is worth mentioning: About 30% of respondents did not have a preferred song about cutting grass or cutting offes.
The musical genres that professionals listen to while cutting (and why)
Country music is, with much, the type of favorite music among the 602 respondents throughout the country. But our professionals, like you, listen to all the genres of music, and some do not prefer any melody so that they can be in tune with their machinery and their surroundings.
New musical genre?: Nordic folk music is the care of the music grass Pro Henry Karr from Terafirma Lawncare, in Avon Park, Florida, listening while cutting.
Reasons to listen
– Motivation/Energy: Optimistic genres such as hip hop, rock and EDM keep energized professionals quickly.
– Focus/Relaxation: The soothing genres such as R&B, Country, Jazz and classics help keep the focus and reduce stress.
– The time that passes quickly: Music or podcasts make the long working days feel shorter.
– Personal enjoyment: Many choose music they love or reflect their cultural or personal identity.
Surprising findings of our survey
Singing Lawn Mower Man: One Lawn Care Pro, Matthew Mattingly, recently released a new song. “I listen to my own voice. I sing with nuances about the sound of my cortempted and grass cutter engines,” says Mattingly, from Happy Grass Lawn and leaves in Louisville, Kentucky.
Old school team: The favorite songs of our professionals about the grass include “Who’s Gonna Fire Your Grass” by Buck Owens, “Green Green Grass of Home” by Tom Jones or Porter Waggoner, “”And the grass will not give you mind“By Elvis, and the thematic song of” Green Acres “.
Children’s things: The lawn care professionals have families and children, which explains “Hal Hal Césped Song Song” and “Jonny Bop, the song of the cutter“Being on your reproduction lists. I had a great time watching these videos investigating this piece.
Green ($$) to cut green: “Hustlin” by Rick Ro $$ and “Let Her Cook” of Glorilla. “Being a female spectacle is uncommon, so I’m cooking the courtyards,” explains Pro Shemack Mills of Shreveport, Louisiana.
Wonders of a milestone: Professional favorites do not receive multiple winks as favorites about the grass and grass include: “Cutting the roses“” Houses of glory (yes, of the skating film) “,” Shepherd in the grass “,” The song of the cortesped “,” cutting the grass of the people “,” the grass “,” the grass is always greener “,” with the smell of grass (the aroma of the grass) “,” SO high “and” Layergy Season. “
We want to know about you
What are your favorite songs about the grass and grass and why? Send me an email to Jeff@lawnstarter.com. Assuming that we get enough answers, we will write a story about your favorite songs about the grass, the cutting Céspedes and/or the grass cutters and the music you hear when you are doing gardening work.
Premium: As an incentive, we will overcome a couple of texas flavor sweets as a gratitude for their answers. Lawstarter, as you probably know, is based in Austin.
Listen to someone more by cutting your grass
Listening to music can be a pleasant way to drown the roar of your corteped. But in the hands of a law of the grass, you get a great grass without all sweat and aggravation. Hiring a local grass care professional is fast and affordable. All that is needed is a quick call or a few clicks.
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Jeff Herman
Jeff Herman, a Lawstarter chief editor, cut the grass when he was a teenager, and his uncle was the biggest grass business in St. Louis. Previously, Herman worked at the New York Times, Creditcards.com, and more recently at Alaboutvision.com. Now Herman has to do with the care of the grass.
