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Identifier: OurFarmAndBuildingBook (find matches)
Title: Our farm and building book.
Year: 1915 (1910s)
Authors: William A. Radford
Subjects: farm buildings -- catalogs agricultural buildings barns house plans
Publisher: Radford Architectural Company
Contributing Library: MBJ collection

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HANDY IMPLEMENT SHED AND SHOP Shed 48 by 16 feet with double doors at each end, also on one side.Central section has plank floor and work bench, making an ideal shop. Wecan furnish complete set of blue-printed working plans and typewrittenspecifications for only $3.00. When ordering, ask for Design No. A232L. I 1
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A ventilating system must be planned individually for the building into which it is to go. Barn Ventilation By L. KLIMA, Barn Ventilation Expert IN THE days of straw shedswhen stock was not prop-erly housed, very little atten-tion was paid to pure air,and not much was knownabout its real food and life-giving value. It soon be-came apparent to those mak-ing a study of stock raisingthat these animals would bemore productive when housedin warm buildings, and thisis what has brought about themodern barn. It is true that the warm room has increasedthe product, for example, theflow of milk from the dairycow; but this warm, tightbuilding has also broughtabout a condition that breedsdisease; and the disease isproving to be a menace tolive stock and mankind. It has been proved that pureair is two-thirds of a cowsration; in other words, forevery pound of feed and water combined that is consumedit requires the oxygen fromtwo pounds of pure air toproperly assimilate this feed.It is true that no f

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  • bookcentury:1900
  • bookauthor:William_A__Radford
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  • booksubject:barns
  • booksubject:house_plans
  • bookpublisher:Radford_Architectural_Company
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