Practical farm buildings: plans and suggestions (1906)
A. F. Hunter · F. W. Bird and Son · leaf 5
period, with the top of a four-foot window placed four feet sixfeet, and seven feet high, respectively. With the highest point of the window at four feet, the directsun s rays would never reach farther back than nine feet; at six feet it would shine thirteen and one-halffeet back, and at seven feet… … 4— Showing extent of suns rays. Poultry Houses 5 -m- I: ill ± I and mode of access to the poultry buildings. Generally the yards should be long and narrow, so as to make cultivation easy. Two rods wide and eight rods long isa good-size yard for forty or fifty hens, although more room would be…
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