Radford's combined house and barn plan book (1908)
Radford, William A., 1865- · Chicago, Ill. : The Radford architectural co · leaf 279
mpossible to get corn enough in acrib of this height to break the slats orshove them out. Corn cribs should notbe more than six feet wide because cornwill mould in a crib that is too wide. The driveway in the center of a criblike this is very useful. There is roomfor a wagon or two and there may be… … /=U^/7A/ or CO/?A/ c/r/3. bother the rats most of the time, althoughthey sometimes find a way to get in. Prob-ably carelessness in leaning somethingagainst the crib helps them up in the ma-jority of cases. Rats and mice are oftencarried in the crib with the corn. Theyare sharp enough to get into a…
Architecture, Domestic · Barns
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