The strip is 20 m wide
17 feet.
38000 acres is equivalent to approximately 57 square miles. To calculate the size in square miles, you can divide the number of acres by 640 (since one square mile is equal to 640 acres). Therefore, 38000 acres divided by 640 acres per square mile equals 57.8125 square miles.
Several uses come to mind. For one, the perimeter of a building, multiplied by the wall height gives an estimate of how much paint, siding, sheathing plywood, etc. are needed to do some work. For things with a circular shape, say a small lake, you can tell the distance across the lake by walking the perimeter and dividing that distance by pi to get the diameter, i.e., distance . Doing the same kind of thing on a flag pole allows you to decide how long the screws must be to mount a flag pulley. Another is using the perimeter of something like a lawn or garden to estimate how much seed, fertilizer, or other material is needed when you know that it should be used as so much per acre/square yard/square foot or other area.
Well, honey, on a 0.33 acre lot, you could build a house ranging from around 1,200 to 1,800 square feet, depending on local zoning regulations and setbacks. Just make sure to leave some space for that yard you're so concerned about, unless you want your house to be the main attraction in a postage stamp-sized lawn. Happy building!
There are 144 square inches to the sq. foot....at 120 blades of grass per sq. inch it would have 17,280 blades to every sq. foot. 17,280 blades times 160 square feet of surface to the lawn would equal 2,764,800 blades of grass.
There could be as many as 100 blades of grass in one square inch of lawn. This number could double if the grass is very lush.
The number of blades of grass per square meter can vary widely depending on factors such as grass species, mowing frequency, and soil conditions. On average, there can be hundreds to thousands of grass blades per square meter in a healthy lawn.
Waaaay too many to count. Think of it this way: one acre of grassland can hold as many as over a million blades of grass. Now think of the billions of acres of grassland, lawns and pastures in the world and how many blades of grass are in those. Quite a few, right?
form_title= Lawn Mower Blades form_header= Keep your mower running smoothly with new blades. What is the make and model of your lawn mower?*= _ [50] How old is your mower?*= _ [50] Have you ever had to replace the blades before?*= () Yes () No
about 400,000,000, give or take a bagel
Assuming the blades are rotating but not cutting grass, the blades may be very dull or they were replaced upside down when removed for sharpening.
form_title= Grass Plugs form_header= Keep your lawn full when you use grass plugs! What is the square footage of your lawn?*= _ [50] Will you want recurring lawn services?*= () Yes () No What is your budget for grass plugs?*= _ [50]
Are you sure the belt is on correctly?.
Scalping in turf grass is caused by :- (a) Setting the height of cut too low and removing too much of the grass blades as you cut. This can leave the the lawn looking straw coloured as if it had been scorched. (b) Removing most, or all of the grass blades on raised areas of the lawn as you mow over them even if the height of cut is correctly set for the majority of the area.
form_title=Cutting Grass form_header=A lawn looks best when it is trimmed and well maintained. How often would you like your grass cut?=_ What is the square footage of your lawn?=_ What type of grass to have that needs cutting?=_
Grasses grow from the roots, which are able to avoid the blades of a mower. Study a lawn that has been mown a few days back, and notice that tips have been square cut by the mower blades, yet the grass has grown an inch or two taller (from the bottom).