Halsted, Byron David, 1852-1918, Powell, E. C. (Edwin C.) · New York : Orange Judd Co. · leaf 222
THE POULTRY HOUSE nests and feeding boxes stand upon the sand, and are fre-quently moved to prevent food getting xmder them, or thegroimd becoming moist, and affording a harbor for insects.Ventilation is secured by openings in the short pitch ofthe roof. No rafters are needed, as the roof is… … when the owner is absent, the feed boxes and water vessels,if the fowls are shut out of the yards, may be filled from the passageway, and no onecan interfere with either thefowls or their eggs. A lock onthe outer door makes allsecure at night. The slantof the paling forming thatpart of the yard…
Architecture, Domestic · Farm buildings
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