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So once you have a large field to harvest, don't cut it all but cut some areas around the edge and the middle, so it has more opportunity to grow.
Grass harvesting is one of those unclear stuffs that are ingame, how I place them and it seems to work is thinking the area where you want to cover with Grass like a square (or circle if you want to) so place around 6 to 9 starters evenly of what should be the heart or center of that area, leaving like 4 spaces between each starter. Also when you have an even area covered with Grass I cut it like in small chunks (lets say 2x2 tiles chunks) within the area leaving something like a "spotted pattern", only time when I cut it from the outline of the big even areas is when the grass mass already reached a limit like flooring, trees, barns, etc.
I'm going to assume that's only the case if the area is completely enclosed. I use the bottom-right boundry of my farm as part of my 'fence', and I still get trees, branches, stones, etc. I don't mind it that much, actually. It's still 90% grass, and giant mushrooms keep popping up in that spot. My pigs will be thrilled when I finally get them! XD