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Our farm and building book. (1915)

William A. Radford · Radford Architectural Company · leaf 9

An illustration from Our farm and building book., 1915, leaf 9
o handle stock. Horses, cows,sheep and hogs may all have differ-ent quarters and be kept separate,very much to the advantage of thestock and at a great saving of time. r ■ —™ •-■ -■: ,,;™ The dampness, which is a bad featureof most bank barns, is obviated inthis plan because there is a circula-tion… … Ground Floor Plan, Barn A146L of value will grow without moisture. The so-called dry farming crops aregrown where the rainfall is less than20 inches per annum. In some sec-tions it has been possible to grow acrop each year on a rainfall of 20inches by farming in such a way asto prevent evaporation…

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