Halsted, Byron David, 1852-1918, Powell, E. C. (Edwin C.) · New York : Orange Judd Co. · leaf 197
making the floor is to use double hemlockplank, laid so as to break joints, and satvirated with hot gastar. This is water and vermin proof, and also saves all theliquid manure. To do this most effectively, the floor issloped for two or three inches, and a slightly hollowed gut-ter conveys the… … Fig. 172—EXTKRIOR VIEW OF PENS be provided, hard-wood sawdust, sand, dry earth or litterfrom the stables may be kept in the yard. This shouldbe turned over and well mixed. ANOTHER PORTABLE PIGPEN Where a single family pig is kept, provision for chang-ing the locality of the pen is often necessary.…
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