Mowed today, grrrrrrrrrr, hit so DARN many wet/muddy fire ant mounds it was awful. I've seen some reviews of that "new" mower (double sickle???) and wonder if anyone has tried it in fire ant infested fields? kelly
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Ralph in N.E.Oh says 2016-04-29 19:30:48 (CST)
Kelly, I have one of the mowers that you ask about. I can't vouch for fire ant mounds, but it works very well in all the hay conditions I have here in northeast Ohio. Crop, crop density, weeds and such.
Hopefully someone close to you can offer better information about the ant mounds.
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