Amga changes the timetable
Legnano – Il bad weather of the past few days has not only created hydrogeological problems, but has also caused some changes in the timetable of companies dedicated to the maintenance of public green. This is what emerges from a note from AMGAbody that deals with public green areas a Legnano.
“AMGA is fully aware of the public areas which, thanks to the tall grass, present a less than perfect appearance and, based on the timetable he had to reformulateis taking steps to implement all the actions contemplated therein. – the organization itself reports in the note – In this season, unfortunately, the maintenance of the greenery requires maintenance workers prolonged times and citizens greater tolerance for imperfections and reduced cutting methods“.
The consequences of the weather
The changes to the mowing schedule in the city have been influenced by weather conditions. In fact, the alternation between sunny days with mild temperatures and rainy days has generated suitable conditions for the growth of grass. This situation of atmospheric instabilityhowever, has not facilitated the work of those who manage public green areas.
In fact, the operators they can’t work while it’s rainingas well as It is not recommended to mow immediately after bad weathersince – explains AMGA – “working with machinery on a wet turf means, first of all, ruining the lawns with the formation of ruts and deep ruts and, secondly, the wet and damp grass compacts on the blades of the machines and prevents cutting, causing damage to the engine and the mechanical parts and not allowing to ensure an optimal result“.
Reduced mowing
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Emmanuele Occhipinti
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Emmanuele Occhipinti
For as long as he can remember, Emmanuele Occhipinti has been fascinated by naturalistic and cultural topics. These passions – in addition to being considered real “valuable assets” to be shared – inevitably led him to study Environmental and Nature Sciences and to collaborate with various online magazines which allowed him to broaden his range of interests .
