In Wisconsin, winter dog waste freeze-dries, turning white and nutrient-inert. Once thawed, simply remove it. No soil amendment or treatment required.
Contact your county Extension for a free lawn care calendar covering:
Focus on mowing high, watering deep, and soil testing every 2–3 years.
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