Nothing breaks the wind between the fields along M-21, so when it snows in Ovid the drifting begins before the flakes have stopped. Ovid Outdoor Power plows those driveways, clears the walks and salts the stretches that glaze, and once the frost is out of the ground it turns to mowing, trimming, edging and hauling off leaves. Farm-country lots run long, with gravel drives and no shelter at all, so clearing one properly means thinking ahead about where the next drift will land. Come June the same properties want a straight cut and a tidy border out to the mailbox. It is the sort of work that quietly makes a house on an open road look cared for.