Making the Farm Pay
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The most common silo found in America is that known as the stave silo. This is built on the plan of a stave water tank. It is purchased ready to put together, requir- ing only that the foundation be made. A foundation is built of concrete. The walls should be about eight inches thick. A stave silo 16x32 feet will cost about $300. The foundation is not included in this estimate. The cost of a concrete block or solid wall silo of the size given is from $300 to $500.
The concrete silo may be built... of blocks or with solid walls. The latter is sometimes called monolithic. The kind most to be recommended is the solid wall structure.
The advantages of a concrete silo are that when once properly built it is a permanent structure, and is not damaged by fire or wind, or from drying out. It does not preserve the silage any better than does one with a wall of wood. On the other hand, if the concrete wall is properly constructed, so that the air is kept out, the silage will be preserved in perfect condition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The most common silo found in America is that known as the stave silo. This is built on the plan of a stave water tank. It is purchased ready to put together, requir- ing only that the foundation be made. A foundation is built of concrete. The walls should be about eight inches thick. A stave silo 16x32 feet will cost about $300. The foundation is not included in this estimate. The cost of a concrete block or solid wall silo of the size given is from $300 to $500.
The concrete silo may be built... of blocks or with solid walls. The latter is sometimes called monolithic. The kind most to be recommended is the solid wall structure.
The advantages of a concrete silo are that when once properly built it is a permanent structure, and is not damaged by fire or wind, or from drying out. It does not preserve the silage any better than does one with a wall of wood. On the other hand, if the concrete wall is properly constructed, so that the air is kept out, the silage will be preserved in perfect condition.
What to read after Making the Farm Pay?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C C Colvin Cullen Bowsfield to read onlineMoreLess
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