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Breeder's Gazette'sFARM BUILDINGSNEW AND ENLARGEDEDITION.A COMPILATION OFPLANS FOR GENERAL FARM BARNS, CATTLE BARNS,DAIRY BARNS, HORSE BARNS, SHEEP FOLDS,SWINE PENS, POULTRY HOUSES, SILOS,FEEDING RACKS, FARM GATES,SHEDS, PORTABLE FENCES,CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION,HANDY DEVICES, ETC.PUBLISHERS' NOTE.THIS is not a book of proposed plans for farm buildings, but for themost part is a presentation of actual construction by practical men.It is in the main a compilation of the best plans contributed to THEBREEDER'S GAZETTE by the farmers and stockmen of the United Statesin recent years. Many different types are illustrated. Different farms, different latitudes and different methods of management demand an infinitevariation in the style, dimensions and detail of American farm buildings.In barn building as in the planning of the farm home, nearly everyindividual has his own peculiar ideas and tastes. It is rarely that one isentirely satisfied with what a neighbor has done in such matters. At thesame time it is clear that many general propositions and many matters ofdetail possessing real value to a prospective builder may be gleaned froma study of what successful farmers in different parts of th
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- Author
- Breeder's Gazette, anonymous, unknown
- Publisher
- Sanders Publishing Co.
- Published
- 1911
- Language
- EN
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Technology, Construction, Stem
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