First Lessons in Poultry Keeping First Year Course
First Lessons in Poultry Keeping First Year Course
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When the ground is soft we drive the stake right into it; where hard or stony we first make a hole with an iron bar. It Is not necessary, as when using lumber, to have posts equally distant. I generally drive stakes four paces apart, but if at the point marked for a stake I find a stone the bar will not displace, , move a few inches or a foot if necessary, either way. Except at end posts or gates the wire for temporary fences is fastened to the posts with only two staples, one next the ground a...nd the other at the top of the wire. These staples are not driven in tight, only enough to hold the wire, leaving a quarter of an inch or more of the staples to give a good hold to draw it out by. For wider fencing proportionately more staples should be used, as the additional weight of wire increases the strain on those near the top. With wire three feet wide and less, the strain on the staples is very light. 130 FIRST LESSONS IN POULTRY KEEPING. Fences built in this way are easily and quickly built, aud easily and quickly taken down and put away or moved.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When the ground is soft we drive the stake right into it; where hard or stony we first make a hole with an iron bar. It Is not necessary, as when using lumber, to have posts equally distant. I generally drive stakes four paces apart, but if at the point marked for a stake I find a stone the bar will not displace, , move a few inches or a foot if necessary, either way. Except at end posts or gates the wire for temporary fences is fastened to the posts with only two staples, one next the ground a...nd the other at the top of the wire. These staples are not driven in tight, only enough to hold the wire, leaving a quarter of an inch or more of the staples to give a good hold to draw it out by. For wider fencing proportionately more staples should be used, as the additional weight of wire increases the strain on those near the top. With wire three feet wide and less, the strain on the staples is very light. 130 FIRST LESSONS IN POULTRY KEEPING. Fences built in this way are easily and quickly built, aud easily and quickly taken down and put away or moved.
What to read after First Lessons in Poultry Keeping First Year Course?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J H John H Robinson to read onlineMoreLess
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