Halsted, Byron David, 1852-1918, Powell, E. C. (Edwin C.) · New York : Orange Judd Co. · leaf 132
all kindsof machinery, there is no difficulty in using long, narrowbuildings, for, with the hay fork and the hay carrier, theforage can be readily stored in the longest barn anddropped wherever it is desired, without trouble, and byusing a tram road and light feed cars, 300 cows can befed from a… … Eig. 105 PLAN OP DAIRY BARN that number. The building may be twenty-four orforty-two feet wide. The plan shown is forty-two feetin width, and accommodates two double rows of cows.If room for only one double row is desired, twenty-fourwill answer, but thirty is better. The plan gives a cen-tral…
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