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Neglecting to mow the lawn for too long will result in there being too much grass. An overgrown lawn is much harder to mow than a lawn that is regularly cut. A farmer may allow the grass in a field to grow tall until the field is mown to provide silage or hay for winter feed.
On the African savana, in the dry season, there is never too much grass, forcing herbivore to migrate to follow the rains. Personally, I don't believe there is never too much grass.

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