Here on the little farm, the pastures get a winter cut and a summer cut. In the summer, the grass is allowed to grow long and lush and Tina tops it now and then with the tractor to keep it from infecting the cows eyes as they graze. If we were going to cut it for hay, they'd be kept off it, and it would grow to height. As winter looms, Tina cuts the grass down one last time to about twelve inches, winter forage, and the cows get grain. It works out well...
I on the other hand, am just the opposite. MY winter cut is to not, cut. I let my hair grow because I don't go out much, and it keeps my head warm. (Yeah, right.

It also annoys Miss Ts eyes all winter.) I shave if and when it moves me, and sometimes have a beard.
When summer rolls around, I switch to my summer cut. All that hair actually bugs me in the winter, but in Oklahoma, in 100+ heat...

... I go back to my two career hair cut. Call it what you want, high and tight / cop cut, whatever. With that cut, there are no bad hair days. then I shave off everything but a neat goatee, or... Just a mustache. I keep the face fairly clean shaven thru the summer heat.
Saw the barber yesterday. Summer is coming. If we get another cold snap, I'll need a wool beanie...
