Annual Report of the Agricultural Experiment Station of the University of Wisconsin for the Year..
Annual Report of the Agricultural Experiment Station of the University of Wisconsin for the Year..
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L. Jones, of Hillside, Wis., who built this year a round silo 20 feet in diameter and 33 ft. deep, the lower three feet being of masonry, writes me as follows: **The lumber for my silo cost me $195.00. I paid carpen- ter help $50.00; to mason $5.00; incidentals, nails, hinges.
Digitized by Google Agricultural Experiment Station. 127 etc., $?5.00. Allowing me' $25.00 for hauling, etc., would make the cost about $300.00.
capacity op the small, round silo of different DEPTHS.
During the filling of... the'new Station silo the past season, a careful record was kept of the weight of silage and of the depth of it from time to time. We had two objects in view: First, to gain more definite data bearing upon the capacity of silos as influenced by depth, and second, to learn whether the capacity of silos of the same depth varies with the diameter. The corn put into this silo had, as in- dicated by small samples taken from each load during fill- ing, an average of 65.5 per cent, of water. The inside di- ameter of the silo, above the stone work, is 15 feet, and the cubical contents of the space below the sills is 409.86 cu.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
L. Jones, of Hillside, Wis., who built this year a round silo 20 feet in diameter and 33 ft. deep, the lower three feet being of masonry, writes me as follows: **The lumber for my silo cost me $195.00. I paid carpen- ter help $50.00; to mason $5.00; incidentals, nails, hinges.
Digitized by Google Agricultural Experiment Station. 127 etc., $?5.00. Allowing me' $25.00 for hauling, etc., would make the cost about $300.00.
capacity op the small, round silo of different DEPTHS.
During the filling of... the'new Station silo the past season, a careful record was kept of the weight of silage and of the depth of it from time to time. We had two objects in view: First, to gain more definite data bearing upon the capacity of silos as influenced by depth, and second, to learn whether the capacity of silos of the same depth varies with the diameter. The corn put into this silo had, as in- dicated by small samples taken from each load during fill- ing, an average of 65.5 per cent, of water. The inside di- ameter of the silo, above the stone work, is 15 feet, and the cubical contents of the space below the sills is 409.86 cu.
What to read after Annual Report of the Agricultural Experiment Station of the University of Wisconsin for the Year..?
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