Tuesday, April 01, 2003

Public Service Tip No. 9: Breaking Through Management Hardpan. If you're a gardener, you're probably familiar with the term hardpan, a soil condition where the individual soil grains become cemented together by bonding agents like calcium carbonate, forming a hard, impervious mass. Hardpan often forms a few inches below the surface of the soil. When this happens, the soil doesn't drain, because water can't percolate down through the hard pan and plants dry out and die because their roots can't get to water below the hardpan. Its a tricky gardening problem but it can usually be dealt with by creating drainage holes through the hardpan and backfilling with good quality soil. Public service has its own hardpan problems. [Windley's Enterprise Computing Weblog] 7:44:26 PM

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