Halsted, Byron David, 1852-1918, Powell, E. C. (Edwin C.) · New York : Orange Judd Co. · leaf 311
on through the center of the building, given inFigure 288, shows the position of the bins and the pas-sages. A granary twenty-four feet long, with bins sixfeet wide and five feet deep, will hold about 1200 bushelsof grain on the first floor, but a large amount in addi-tion can be stored upon the… … Fig. 288 SECTION THROUGH THE GRANARY ANOTHER GRANARY WITH PLAN OF GRAIN BINS Without proper bins for grain, much that is hardearned in the field is easily wasted in the barn. Thefloor of a granary should be of double hemlock boardsone inch in thickness, dressed and tongued and grooved.Sometimes it…
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