Concrete in the Country
Concrete in the Country
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This combination not only saves the lives of fat hogs on hot days, but also aids greatjy in preventing cholera. See DIPPING TANKS, page 76.
Locate the w^allow in a convenient place near the water supply. A level, well drained spot, where the mud will not wash into it, is best. (The wallow shown in the photograph is in the hog house, and is a large dish in the concrete floor. ) Make the wallow 8 by 12-feet. Dig out the hole with straight sides to the depth of 2 feet 2 inches. Lay a drainage foun...dation 10 inches thick see SIDEWALKS, page 29. Set a lo-inch board around the outside of the hole to keep~the dirt from crumbling in on the concrete.
Mix the concrete 1:2:4 and place a 6-inch floor in the hole. As the concrete is laid, embed woven wire in it I inch from the bottom. Have the concrete for the side walls fairly dry and tamp it to the shape and dimensions 4 inches thick at the top and 10 inches at the floor line. The sloping sides make cleaning easy. Keep all animals away from the wallow for two weeks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This combination not only saves the lives of fat hogs on hot days, but also aids greatjy in preventing cholera. See DIPPING TANKS, page 76.
Locate the w^allow in a convenient place near the water supply. A level, well drained spot, where the mud will not wash into it, is best. (The wallow shown in the photograph is in the hog house, and is a large dish in the concrete floor. ) Make the wallow 8 by 12-feet. Dig out the hole with straight sides to the depth of 2 feet 2 inches. Lay a drainage foun...dation 10 inches thick see SIDEWALKS, page 29. Set a lo-inch board around the outside of the hole to keep~the dirt from crumbling in on the concrete.
Mix the concrete 1:2:4 and place a 6-inch floor in the hole. As the concrete is laid, embed woven wire in it I inch from the bottom. Have the concrete for the side walls fairly dry and tamp it to the shape and dimensions 4 inches thick at the top and 10 inches at the floor line. The sloping sides make cleaning easy. Keep all animals away from the wallow for two weeks.
What to read after Concrete in the Country?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Portland Cement Association Chicago to read onlineMoreLess
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