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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Okie4570" data-source="post: 4238777" data-attributes="member: 15643">If that's the case just spend your money on an in ground sprinkler system for the manicured part if you want to spend any money at all. Your side of the state rarely if ever gets the winds that the west side does, nor the flame length needed to start producing its own wind.There's a fireworks factory near me that sits on 80a of native grass. Their primary means of grass fire protection is keeping the grass short around all the buildings(with a 3' gravel border around each building) , and everything else is baled for hay during the summer and left short while dormant over the winter and early spring. The red pin is a wheat field, everything else is native grass. They keep no water on site other that normal bury hydrants and spigots. Grass fire is pretty much zero concern for them or the local fire departments. Lightening is though lol.[ATTACH=full]464873[/ATTACH]</blockquote>