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Solid steel silos have been put on the market, but it is not known what kind of results they have given in the limited number of cases where they have been tried in practice. They are built of homogeneous steel plate, lapped and double-riveted so as to make them perfectly air-tight. According to Professor Waters, the post is about $4 per ton capacity, or piprQ 80 MAKING AND FEEDING SILAGE.
than twice the amount which will build a first- class modern stone silo. It is difficult to see what advan...tage a steel silo would have over these ; on the other hand, the danger of frost is far greater ; the silage juices will furthermore attack the steel, and slowly corrode the wall, in spite of any paint or ^preservative that may be put on the inside.
F, Silo Stacks.
It is somewhat strange that tlie practice of stack silage has not yet found any distribution in the United States, since it has met with such great favor in foreign countries, esioecially in Great Britain, where, according to official statis- tics, 1,362 persons in 1887 reported their inten- tion of making silage stacks, against twenty- seven in 1886 ; the number given for 1887 is half of the total n umber of silos exis ting in that year.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Solid steel silos have been put on the market, but it is not known what kind of results they have given in the limited number of cases where they have been tried in practice. They are built of homogeneous steel plate, lapped and double-riveted so as to make them perfectly air-tight. According to Professor Waters, the post is about $4 per ton capacity, or piprQ 80 MAKING AND FEEDING SILAGE.
than twice the amount which will build a first- class modern stone silo. It is difficult to see what advan...tage a steel silo would have over these ; on the other hand, the danger of frost is far greater ; the silage juices will furthermore attack the steel, and slowly corrode the wall, in spite of any paint or ^preservative that may be put on the inside.
F, Silo Stacks.
It is somewhat strange that tlie practice of stack silage has not yet found any distribution in the United States, since it has met with such great favor in foreign countries, esioecially in Great Britain, where, according to official statis- tics, 1,362 persons in 1887 reported their inten- tion of making silage stacks, against twenty- seven in 1886 ; the number given for 1887 is half of the total n umber of silos exis ting in that year.
What to read after A book On Silage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Woll, Fritz Wilhelm, 1865-1922 to read onlineMoreLess
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