Trench Silo May Solve Feed Storage Problem
A trench silo can solve silage storage issues on farms with good drainage and minimal outside moisture. Silo capacity depends on animal number and feeding period, with specific dimensions given: 6 by 6 by 9 feet yields 1,575 pounds per linear foot, suggesting longer trenches are more practical than wider cross sections for expansion.
Backyard Farming Goes Big Business in Suburban Homes
Backyard farming grows into a national trend as seed houses and garden stores report about 15 percent higher spring sales. Agricultural researchers note home gardeners stretch family budgets by growing part of their food. Soil testing, intercropping, and efficient fertilizer use help suburban hobbyists contribute to food production.
Farm Uses Water Heater Tank To Power Milking Unit
An Illinois farmer reused a discarded water heater pressure tank to run his hydraulic hoist for milking. He sealed the tank, connected pipes from the milking machine and the hoist, creating a vacuum that pulls milk and powers the hoist.
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