Halsted, Byron David, 1852-1918, Powell, E. C. (Edwin C.) · New York : Orange Judd Co. · leaf 193
s, d,makes the passage a part of the yard, d. The feed pas-sage, a, is three feet wide. The feeding place, h, is tenfeet deep by eight feet in width; the passage, c, is threefeet wide, and the yard, d, four feet, making the wholespace of the yard seven by eight feet when the passage isclosed. When… … Fig. 168—PLAN OF PIGPEN driven without any difficulty wherever it may be desired.A swinging door in the rear may be made to allow thepigs to pass in or out of the barn yard or the pasture, ifone is provided for them. But generally it will be foundbetter to have the pens built upon one side of the…
Architecture, Domestic · Farm buildings
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