Halsted, Byron David, 1852-1918, Powell, E. C. (Edwin C.) · New York : Orange Judd Co. · leaf 184
put up all around it to prevent thehogs being crowded off and injured. At one end of the pen an approach should be builtup to the gate, which can be closed while the feed isbeing placed on the floor. At the other end of the floor acrib or pen is located in which the feed is stored. Thefloor must be… … Fig. 158—COVERED FEEDING FLOOR Hogs should never be fed unclean material. Figure 158illustrates the arrangement of the feeding floor andfeeding pen. This floor is partially under roof. PLAN OF A PIGGERY Figure 159 represents the elevation of a piggery. Themain building is twenty-two by fifty feet,…
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