Halsted, Byron David, 1852-1918, Powell, E. C. (Edwin C.) · New York : Orange Judd Co. · leaf 191
eed intothe trough. At i7 is a hatchway for hoisting meal orcorn into the room above; A is a spout to bring feedfrom above. This building has been found very con-venient in use, and it is so arranged that it may be ex-tended, if desired, to accommodate a larger number ofanimals. 172 BARN PLANS AND… … Fig. 165—FRONT VIEW OF PIGGERY rior of the building, Figure 167, show the simple arrange-ment. The building is placed against a bank, which has abrick retaining wall that answers as the rear wall of thebuilding, and is nine feet high. The building is sixteen Walk \Steainmq i Pen Pen en ^en Pi en…
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