Indian Corn Culture
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If wood is used the inside lining should have a smooth SILOS AND SILAGE. 193 dressed face. The purpose of this is to enable the silage to settle evenl}^ No blocks or rods should interfere with the settling process.
There should be as few corners as possible, for it is in corners, at the door casings and on the surface that the most silage spoils. Con- sequently a round silo offers advantages over a square or rectangular one. Corners may be boarded off and the angles reduced. Door boards should ...fit smooth and flush with the side of the silo.
Gas tar may be profitably painted over all woodwork, for as a preservative it is of the highest character. No wet or green wood should be used, and only the dry timber be tarred. This material can be applied to best advantage when hot.
Most desirable forms.— The two most de- sirable forms of silos are round and square.
The round contains the least amount of waste space, and owing to its form of construction presents more strength to resist side pressure than any other shape, as it is equally distributed against the walls at every point.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If wood is used the inside lining should have a smooth SILOS AND SILAGE. 193 dressed face. The purpose of this is to enable the silage to settle evenl}^ No blocks or rods should interfere with the settling process.
There should be as few corners as possible, for it is in corners, at the door casings and on the surface that the most silage spoils. Con- sequently a round silo offers advantages over a square or rectangular one. Corners may be boarded off and the angles reduced. Door boards should ...fit smooth and flush with the side of the silo.
Gas tar may be profitably painted over all woodwork, for as a preservative it is of the highest character. No wet or green wood should be used, and only the dry timber be tarred. This material can be applied to best advantage when hot.
Most desirable forms.— The two most de- sirable forms of silos are round and square.
The round contains the least amount of waste space, and owing to its form of construction presents more strength to resist side pressure than any other shape, as it is equally distributed against the walls at every point.
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