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Our farm and building book. (1915)

William A. Radford · Radford Architectural Company · leaf 117

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f. Sheep suffer from rain when it wetsthe fleece. They suffer from grounddampness when they lie down. Sheep need alfalfa or clover hay andsilage in winter. This brings us to the feeding rackproposition. The illustration shows a feeding rack4 feet wide at the top and from 4 feet2 inches wide at the… … Handy Sheep Feeding Rack inches in manure. Runners are builtunder it, so it may be hauled away tothe feed lots. For economical feeding, sheep musthave a feeding rack with slats farenough apart so they can put theirheads through; 7 inches wide is aboutright. Sheep will stand and eat quietlywith…

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