The Architect & engineer of California and the Pacific Coast (1905)
San Francisco, Calif. : Architect and Engineer Co · leaf 289
k the surface to a very slight degree only, and cement walls,either solid or cored, prevent the freezing of ensilage better than a woodenstave silo, the form most commonly used. The freezing not only spoilsthat part of the ensilage lying within a few inches of the wall, but bycausing the frozen… … Dt TAILS- F/eiD WATERING THOUGH The Architect and Engineer 85 For poultry houses concrete makes a warm, tight building- that willexclude rats and other animals preying on chickens, and that can be keptclean for the prevention of lice. The floors in laying house pens shouldbe made 6 inches below the…
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