Sidewalks are suppose to slant!
Who knew?
Keep the highest side very clean and will dry off in no time as ice will melt to lower side.
Clean up side closest to house and you’ll have an ice free path you don’t have to treat.
We have very large patches erythronium in woods in Central Minnesota where big woods borders on prairie. They coexist naturally with a Actea, wood nettle, jack in the pulpit, trillium, etc
I knew that soaking grains at least 12 hours increases nutrient availability for mammals so I soaked my pigs ground feed and even tried rolled barley.
I noticed the oddest thing. It took me quite a few months to figure out the correlation but when one of the pigs got soaked grain she would start circling! I figured out that in the end it must have caused her some inflammation or swelling in her feet or hooves. It took me a long time to figure out this correlation as it is so odd. I believe it caused her pain. At first I thought it neurological.
I was in subtropics on catchment water and she was a feral pig. May have something to do with it. I think it was mycotoxins or fungal growth. Odd but exact and immediate consistent correlation.
I had to stop soaking the grains. I tried many.
Anyone ever seen this?
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