Halsted, Byron David, 1852-1918, Powell, E. C. (Edwin C.) · New York : Orange Judd Co. · leaf 154
trength, while older sheepevidently enjoy it and no doubt are benefited by it. Inbuilding a barn, ample provision for storing hay or otherforage should be made, as it costs comparatively little toadd a few feet in hight to a building when a mow floorand roof will be required anyway. A good-sized… … Fig. 125—FLOOR PLAN OF MINNESOTA SHEEP BARN that his stove can bo utilized in warming them, shouldthey require it. Lambing pens allow a ewe to be alonowith her lamb for several hours after its birth. Build thelambing pons heavy and strong so that the temporary]\nrtitions Avill be well supported by…
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