The Silo And Silage
The Silo And Silage
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Of course we remove the six-inch door boards as we come to them, each in succession. In this way there is na mold or heating of the silage as we feed it out, but all is fresh con- tinually. If the door is at the bottom, we must cut the silage down, which adds to the labor, and the exposed surface heats „and spoils, especially if the weather is warm. The bottom of the silo, if the earth is clsy and perfectly dry — it must be dry — is all right with no preparation. Otherwise a cement £oor should ...be laid. As before stated, if the silo is out doors, A good roof must be added. The space between the top of the :silo and the roof should be ventilated, else the damp air will cskXiBe the wood work to decay prematurely.
We thus have our silo complete except to close the dead air spaces at the top. Here we also use the paper and nail boards over this. In case the building is out doors, these boards may be two inch planks like the studs, which shall serve as plates. Of course the rafters will rest upon these.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of course we remove the six-inch door boards as we come to them, each in succession. In this way there is na mold or heating of the silage as we feed it out, but all is fresh con- tinually. If the door is at the bottom, we must cut the silage down, which adds to the labor, and the exposed surface heats „and spoils, especially if the weather is warm. The bottom of the silo, if the earth is clsy and perfectly dry — it must be dry — is all right with no preparation. Otherwise a cement £oor should ...be laid. As before stated, if the silo is out doors, A good roof must be added. The space between the top of the :silo and the roof should be ventilated, else the damp air will cskXiBe the wood work to decay prematurely.
We thus have our silo complete except to close the dead air spaces at the top. Here we also use the paper and nail boards over this. In case the building is out doors, these boards may be two inch planks like the studs, which shall serve as plates. Of course the rafters will rest upon these.
What to read after The Silo And Silage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cook, Albert John, 1842-1916 to read onlineMoreLess
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