. The business hen (the latest hatch). Poultry. BRCODING. 43 frame that will hold its shape when hauled. A double floor is best, the first being of rough material laid diagonally as a brace. On this is put building paper, and the top floor of matched dressed lumber is laid on this. Studding, 2x2 inch, is toe-nailed to floor flush with edge and plates are nailed to top of the studding. Figs. 8 and 9 (from Cornell Bulletin, 277) show sectional and side views of this brooder-house, and Figs. 10 and 12 give vertical and ground plans of the gasoline heater, the same letters applying to both cuts. A
. The business hen (the latest hatch). Poultry. BRCODING. 43 frame that will hold its shape when hauled. A double floor is best, the first being of rough material laid diagonally as a brace. On this is put building paper, and the top floor of matched dressed lumber is laid on this. Studding, 2x2 inch, is toe-nailed to floor flush with edge and plates are nailed to top of the studding. Figs. 8 and 9 (from Cornell Bulletin, 277) show sectional and side views of this brooder-house, and Figs. 10 and 12 give vertical and ground plans of the gasoline heater, the same letters applying to both cuts. A is the burner box; B a standard Dangler lamp burner No. 154; C, pipe connecting burner and outside supply. ^TZTT^ 'â : ...r-''. ^. Mt .t *n '. 1. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Collingwood, Herbert Winslow, 1857-1927 ed. New York, Rural Pub. Co
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