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Our farm and building book. (1915)

William A. Radford · Radford Architectural Company · leaf 78

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nough so thewire will make a turn around the endpieces. The panels are 3^ or 4 feethigh. 3y2 is plenty for hogs, but cat-tle or colts should have a 4-foot fenceFor a larger field, where more hogsare kept, a more satisfactory tempo-rary fence is simply a roll of woven HOGS FOR PROFIT 7? hog wire,… … Portable Fence be of gas pipe with the top endbattered enough to catch the bottomwire. This kind of a fence requires agood, solid post at each side of thefield. These end posts may be per-manently set into the side fences.When done with, such a fence isrolled up and hauled off on a stoneboat and…

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