Re: Hardpan?

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• Subject: Re: Hardpan?
• From: B* A* <b*@sbt.net>
• Date: Sun, 28 Sep 1997 20:19:17 -0500
• References: <3.0.32.19970927174530.006ac1ec@mail.jetcity.com> <19970928.193447.6310.0.lena36@juno.com>

Lena P Mitchell wrote:
> 
> > Sorry to hear
> >about
> >your hardpan.  That stuff is the pits.
> >Robin
> 
> Hate to sound like a dummy . . .but what is hardpan?  I'm in the midwest
> and we have clay . . .but I don't know what hardpan is.
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Lena
> Lena36@juno.com
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Hi Lena
	When I was on the farm we called hardpan this layer of soil or earth or
whatever that water wouldn't soak down through. Out in the middle of the
field it would turn shallow depressions into lakes where nothing would
grow.
Bob
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