The Canadian farm annual for 1880 published in Connection with the Weekly Mail (1880)
Weekly Mail, Toronto · Toronto, The Mail 88 p. illus. 22 cm · leaf 23
ed in by small portions at atime, keeping the post accurately in position against a stretched cord or two cords.A post thus set should stand as firmly in the earth as if it stood in solid rock. Wehave seen a fence thus made which had not twisted three inches from a straightline in twenty-four… … Fig. 23. After constructing many miles of farm fences during a long period of years infarm fencing, we find the kind here described the best, as combining cheapness,strength, durability, and neatness. For strength it is superior to common boartfand rail fence, and is only equalled by the well-known…
Farmhouses · Agriculture
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