Halsted, Byron David, 1852-1918, Powell, E. C. (Edwin C.) · New York : Orange Judd Co. · leaf 255
on so ratscannot climb them. A CONVENIENT CORN CRIB Figure 234 shows a corn crib which is satisfactorywhere a small amount of corn is to be kept. It can bemade any size desired, but possibly one twenty-five bytwelve feet is the most satisfactory. The sides may bemade of any kind of rough boards… … SELF-FEEDING CORN CRIBS 237 with battens over the cracks. The crib should be placedat least a foot above the ground, so that it will not harborrats. The one shown in the engraving is supported bytwo large sills. Pillars of brick or blocks of wood canbe used. A SELF-FEEDING CORN CRIB In portions of…
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