. Elementary lessons in the physics of agriculture . Fig. 19. four-inch flooring with paper between, as in the case just described. This avoids the shoulder formed by the flat door. When the doors are closed for filling, the leakage of air about the doors may be prevented by tacking over the joints, on the inside, strips of tar paper about six inches wide, letting the silage come directly against these strips, which^are^of course replaced each year.


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