Pamphlets On Forest Utilization volume 19
Pamphlets On Forest Utilization volume 19
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The roof is shingled. The outside floors on the east, west, and south are 6 feet wide. This house is 22 x 36 feet and contains ten pens. It was built north of Omaha in 1905 and cost, com- plete, including labor, $275, or $27. 50 a pen. This includes the outside floor and pens.
"The gates across the alley all lift off their hinges so they can be removed or replaced in a moment. This arrange- ment makes it very convenient in sorting hogs to change them from one pen to another or to make extra pen...s when crowded. When swung across the alley the free ends of the gates fasten with common house-door bolts. By putting these on so the knobs turn up instead of down, the owner finds that hogs cannot open them. If the knobs turned down the hogs could open them readily. The fronts of the pens next the alley are all loose panels which lift out. In this way the whole house can be made into one large room in a few minutes, nothing but the pen partitions being left in place.
"The inside pens are 7x8 feet, except the middle one on each side, which is 8x8 feet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The roof is shingled. The outside floors on the east, west, and south are 6 feet wide. This house is 22 x 36 feet and contains ten pens. It was built north of Omaha in 1905 and cost, com- plete, including labor, $275, or $27. 50 a pen. This includes the outside floor and pens.
"The gates across the alley all lift off their hinges so they can be removed or replaced in a moment. This arrange- ment makes it very convenient in sorting hogs to change them from one pen to another or to make extra pen...s when crowded. When swung across the alley the free ends of the gates fasten with common house-door bolts. By putting these on so the knobs turn up instead of down, the owner finds that hogs cannot open them. If the knobs turned down the hogs could open them readily. The fronts of the pens next the alley are all loose panels which lift out. In this way the whole house can be made into one large room in a few minutes, nothing but the pen partitions being left in place.
"The inside pens are 7x8 feet, except the middle one on each side, which is 8x8 feet.
What to read after Pamphlets On Forest Utilization volume 19?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Seth Carlo Chandler to read onlineMoreLess
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