Radford's combined house and barn plan book (1908)
Radford, William A., 1865- · Chicago, Ill. : The Radford architectural co · leaf 136
onvenience in getting up and down. To help out in feeding time there shouldbe a silage carrier to run from the silodown the different alleys to distribute thefeed. If a farmer wants to know the num-ber of miles traveled about the stable itis only necessary to figure the number oftrips and steps… … ^ ^ —....0 .18 134 PRACTICAL BARN PLANS will surprise those who have neverthought about it. This is one reason forplacing the silo at the side. The manure alley in the center is wideenough to drive the manure spreaderright through, loading it in the meantime so it is not necessary to have a pile…
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