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Farmington, Mo | We call it a hard pan…
Here’s a textbook definition:
A fragipan is a diagnostic horizon in USDA soil taxonomy. They are altered subsurface soil layers that restrict water flow and root penetration. Fragipans are similar to a duripan in how they affect land-use limitations. In soil descriptions, they are commonly denoted by a Bx or Btx symbol. They often form in loess ground. The first record of fragipans is probably that by John Hardcastle in New Zealand in the 1880s.
Edited by Patriot81 3/3/2024 13:24
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Using Ryegrass To Get Rid Of Fragipans
