1919 Barn Plans - Continued
Barn Plans from 1919
Section 3. Barn Plans Continued
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Intake Flues ConstructionConstruction of intake flues for barns where cows face inIn dairy barns where the cows face in, it is well to arrange the joists running crosswise so that the fresh air inlets may be |
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Intake Flues ConstructionConstruction of intake flues for barns where cows face outTHE construction of the intake flue or fresh air duct where the cows face out is comparatively simple. A box constructed of 1 in. x 6 in. D. 86 M. boards, built in between the studding answers … MORE>>> |
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Out-take FluesConstruction of out-take fluesOn the out-take flue depends, to a great extent, the success or failure of the ventilation system. This flue preferably should be square or round in cross section. It must be constantly kept in mind that the straighter the flue, the … MORE>>> |
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Ventilation Out-take Flues – ContinuedConstruction of out-take fluesNot only that, they are lighter and their construction guards against a down draft. It is important that a cupola should extend at least three feet above the ridge of the barn or any surrounding barns if the … MORE>>> |
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Planning on Paper FirstHave your barn built on paper firstWE are equipped to produce and supply plans for Modern Dairy Barns and other farm buildings. At the head of this department are experienced men who for years have been designing barns for leading dairymen throughout … MORE>>> |
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Star Dairy barn No. 136 ft. wide, 126 ft. long, and approximately 44 ft. from grade to ridge. It has a feed room accommodation at the end, 36 ft. wide and 20 ft. long. The driveway to mow floor simplifies the unloading of hay and straw. Grain bins located above the mixing room … MORE>>> |
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Star General Purpose Barn No. 236 ft. wide, 72 ft. long and 38 ft. high from grade to ridge. The cattle shelter and implement shed is built at the silo end, 24 × 40 ft. This barn is of the braced rafter type of construction, as shown on page 154. It is a well … MORE>>> |
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Star General Purpose Barn No. 336 ft. wide, 62 ft. long and 38 ft. from grade to ridge, with a shed addition, 36 ft. wide and 13 ft. long. In this plan provision is made for the stabling of horses across one end. There are three horse stalls and a box stall. The … MORE>>> |
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Star General Purpose Barn Plan No. 536 ft. wide, 100 ft. long and 38 ft. from grade to ridge. The feed room and silo are built on one side. This arrangement permits the farmer to increase his barn in its length as required. Grain bins are located on mow floor. The … MORE>>> |
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Star Dairy Barn No. 634 ft. wide, 110 ft. long and approximately 30 ft. from grade to ridge. It is a barn that should appeal to the thinking farmer, the wide awake dairyman who knows that a comfortable, sanitary building is the only kind of barn he can afford to put … MORE>>> |
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Star Dairy Barn Plan No. 736 ft. wide, 98 ft. long and 39 ft. from grade to ridge. There are two large silos attached to a shelter shed, 36 ft. wide and 21 ft. long. The grain bins are located above and grain is spouted to ground floor. This is a distinctive building … MORE>>> |
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Star Dairy Barn Plan No. 836 ft. wide, 82 ft. long. The interior arrangement provides for the stanchioning of 28 cows, headed in. 6 in. in clear. The outside walls are covered headed in. Two pens accommodating 14 calves, a cow pen, and a well located feed room complete the plan. The entire … MORE>>> |
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Star Dairy Barn Plan No. 936 ft. wide, 70 ft. long and has a feed room annex 20 ft. wide and 20 ft. long. Grain bins are located on second floor of feed room and grain is spouted to hoppers below. There are two rows of cows, facing in, with cross alleys … MORE>>> |
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Star Dairy Barn Plan No. 1034 ft. wide, 56 ft. long and 36 ft. from grade to ridge. There are stalls for 20 dairy cows, facing in. One end of barn is partitioned off and divided into a calf pen, a cow pen, bull pen and feed room. The silo is well … MORE>>> |
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Star Dairy Barn Plan No. 11This barn is planned to accommodate 16 cows, facing in, a cow pen and a calf pen. The mixing room is located right next to the silo and grain bins. With a STAR Overhead Carrier system, the cattle can be fed conveniently and quickly. ... MORE>>> |