HOW TO BUILD - LIVESTOCK SHEEP PIG FEEDER CARRIER PLANS
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Every farm that has livestock of any kind has or needs structures to house them. These structures can easily and affordably be built rather than purchased with the proper information.

From feeders for pigs and sheep, we've compiled a superb collection of docucments.

This is a truly useful and unique farmers CD with 3 documents providing over 10 MB of information, plans and instructions. You'll find the information easy to access and easy to read and use. This will be a well-used addition to your farm and livestock library of information.

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BUILDING PLANS FOR SHEEP & HOG FEEDERS CRATES & HAY BOX

The farmer that raises sheep or hogs on a small scale finds himself or herself needing ways to feed a few animals at once. This is a great set of plans from the 1910 era that describes the construction of feeders for both sheep and hogs.

It also contains the plans for a shipping crate to move individual sheep or hog from place to place. In addition, you'll find two plans for hay racks for storage of this useful grain.

The illustrations in this digital document are very clear & consice, each project comes with a complete bill of materials & accurate description of the construction of the equipment/structure.

Building your own feeders is an economical and practical way to improve the way that your livestock feeds by creating one or more of these feeders for their use.

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BUILD AN OLD FASHIONED PIGGERY 1852 PLANS PIG HOG HOUSE

For those interested in raising a pig or a few pigs on your farm or other facility, this is a superb plan from 1852 for a building to house them.

It's a classy looking outfit and surely a great size for nearly any farm. It's construction is within the realm of nearly anyone with basic carpentry skills.

This plan, which includes construction details, is for a building, 36 feet long, and 24 feet wide, with twelve-feet posts; the lower, or living room for the swine, 9 feet high, and a storage chamber above, for the grain and other food required for his keeping.

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CONSTRUCTING FARM BUILDINGS BARN CHICKEN HOUSE PIGGERY

Every farmer has at least one barn, typically though, there are many buildings on the property.

From the chicken coup to the dairy barn, buildings define the farm and the work done there.

This is a gorgeous document that orginates from 1913.

It inclues many illustrations (floorplans) of each type of building with descriptive text and information for the potential builder.

 

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