10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STACK-YARD»
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1
Sessional Papers of the Dominion of Canada
E»ches-ko-pah and Pretty Man have each a house, stable and stack yard; Moon
Face, ditto ; Arrow Head has house, two stables and stack yard ; \Va-see-can is
similarly provided, and, in addition, has a mower of his own ; Crooked Arm has a
...
2
Annual report of the Department of Indian Affairs
E-ehes-ko-pah and Pretty Man have each a house, stable and stack yard ; Moon
Face, ditto ; Arrow Head has house, two stables and stack yard ; Wa-see-can is
similarly provided, and, in addition, has a mower of his own ; Crooked Ann has a
...
Canada. Dept. of Indian Affairs,
1892
E-ches-ko-pah and Pretxv Man have each a house, stable and stack yard ; Moon
Face, ditto : Arrow Head has house, two ... stack yard ; Wa-see-can is similarly
provided, and. in addition, has a mower of his own : Crooked Arm has a house, ...
... stack-yard in flames. As a spectacle each is equally grand and painful to
witness. We have seen the mansion gutted, and the manufactory destroyed by
fire ; but, irrespective of the question of life involved, the sight waa not
accompanied with ...
5
General view of the agriculture of the county of Rutland: ...
GARDENS AND ORCHARDS. AT Ayston there are several. • 105 PASTURSS. 2
3 4 5 6 7 Stack-yard. Stack-yard. Stack-yard. Stack-yard. Stack-yard. Stack-yard.
j i 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 8 Stack-yard. * 8 Ft. each. Stack yard. '. t- CO H) »i »5 rO ^ Ol D.
Great Britain. Board of Agriculture, Richard Parkinson,
1808
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The Practical Directory for the Improvement of Landed ...
THE POSITION OF THE STACK-YARD. 23 CHAPTER IV. PARTS OF A
FARMERY CONNECTED WITH THE PRODUCE OF THE FARM.—STRAW OR
RICK YARD.— STRAW BARNS, ETC. SIZE AND VENTILATION OF THE
STACKS. 25.
7
The Wisconsin Farmer and Northwestern Cultivator: Devoted to ...
Contiguous to the barn-yard should also be a capacious and well enclosed stack
-yard, all the better if with a six feet picket fence, as then the fowls and every thing
about the premises can be kept out if desired,and what is almost equally handy ...
Contiguous to the barn-yard should also be a capacious and well enclosed stack
-yard, all the better it with a six feet picket fence, as then the fowls and every.
thing about the premises can be kept out if desired,and what is almost equally
handy ...
9
An encyclopaedia of agriculture ...
The stack-yard, or enclosure within which corn, hay, &c, are stacked, is placed
exterior to that side of the building which contains the barn. Stack-yards should
always be sufficiently spacious and airy, having a firm dry bottom ; and some
advise ...
John Claudius Loudon,
1871
In conclusion, I may advise you not to imitate those farmers who, because they
are gratified on having their crop safe in the stack-yard, seem regardless of the
state of the stack-yard itself, and leave it for a long time littered with the refuse of
the ...
Henry Stephens, John Stuart Skinner,
1854