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FEDERAL COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE

OREGON STATE COLLEGE

CORVALLIS

Cooperative Extension work in Agriculture and Home Economics, F. E. Price, director. Oregon State College and the United States Department of Agriculture cooperating. Printed and distributed in furtherance of Acts of Congress of May 8 and June 30, 1914.

Extension Circular 637

December 1957

Farm Buildings and Equipment Plans Available OREGON STATE COLLEGE FARM BUILDING PLAN SERVICE

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. Prints for construction of farm buildings and equipment.listed in this circular can be obtained at low cost through Oregon County Extension Agents, or directly from the Extension Agricultural Engineering Specialist, Oregon State College, Corvallis, Oregon. The charge for printing the working drawings is 25 cents for each sheet plus 35 cents for each order, regardless of the number of different sets of plans ordered at one time. Checks and money orders should be made payable to the Extension Service, Oregon State College. Stamps are not accepted. . Drawings to meet special needs are not furnished. The.services of architects, engineers, and reputable commercial agencies are recommended for altering these plans for special requirements, and for the specification of materials different from those shown. illustrations of plans or prints of plans adaptable to your area are available for inspection at your County Extension office.

IMPORTANT -- ORDER PLANS BSf PLAN NUMBER AND NAME

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Most of the structures listed in this circular have gone through the test of actual use, proving them suitable from the standpoint of sound construction, convenience, sanitation, and economy under the conditions for which they were intended. Climatic conditions must be considered in the construction of buildings so that provision is made for foundations of proper size and depth, enough insulation, adequate bracing, and suitable roof covering. The list contains a fairly wide range of plans so that in most cases you can select those that meet your particular requirements.

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Barns, beef ----------------------------Bams, bull ----------------------------Barns, dairy ---------------------------Barns, loafing ---_-__---__---_---_------Bams, milking -_-__-___-_--_--_---_-_---Bams, riding horse ------------------------Breeding crates, cattle ----------------------Breeding crate, hog ------------------------Buildings, utility __---_-----_---_--------Camp cabins -----_--__--_---------------Cattle feeders --__ Cattle guards ---------------------------Chutes, loading --------------------------Chutes, squeeze --------------------------Clover suction harvester -__-_----------------Comnjunity halls --------------------------Corn cribs --_____-__-_----_-----------Com driers ----------------------------Creeps, calf ___-___-____---------------Dipping vats, sheep ------------------------Driers, nut -----------------»•----------Farm shops _-_--_----------------------Feeders, cattle --------------------------Feeders, hog -------_________-_____--Feeders, sheep _--___--------------------Fence panel ----------------------------Fruit and vegetable storage --------------------Gambrel roof details _--_--_----------------Garages ------------------------------Gates, fences, farm ------------------------Grain elevator, stationary- --------------------Grain elevators (storage) ---------------------Granaries -----------------------------Guards, cattle __-_-------_--------------Halls, community _-_--__-_----------------Hay derrick ----------------------------Hay sheds -----------------------------Hay stacker, Mormon ------------------------Hay stacker, overshot -----------------------Hay stacker, slide __-__--_-_---__-__-----_Hog breeding crate ------------------------Hog farrowing crate ------------------------Hog feeders --------__________________ Hog houses _-_____-_-__----------------Hog porch ------------------------------2-

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Hog scalding equipment ----------------------Horse barns, riding ------------------------Houses, farm labor ------------------------Houses, potato --------------------------Houses, poultry and equipment -------------------Houses, smoke ----------------------------Incinerator ----------------------------Livestock panel, portable ---------------------Loafing bams ----____-_-____--_---------Machinery sheds _--____________---------_-Manure pits- ----------------------------Manure tanks, liquid -----------------------Merry-go-round for playground -------------------Milkhouses ----------------------------Milking barns ---------------------------Milking parlor ---_-_---__-__------------Nut driers -----___.--_-___-------------Playground layouts ------------------------Portable livestock panel ---------------------Potato houses ---------------------------Poultry houses and equipment _-_-___--_---------Rafter details, Gothic arch and gambrel --------------Refrigeration ---------------------------Roadside stands --------------------------Roof, gambrel ---------------------------Salt box, livestock ------------------------Salt box for sheep _-__--_---_-------------Stacker, Mormon hay ------------------------Stacker, slide hay ------------------------Stanchion details -------------------------Stands, roadside --__---_-----------------Sheds, hay ----------------------------Sheds, machinery -------------------------Sheep brooder ---------------------------Sheep dipping vat -------------------------Sheep feeders -------__________________ Sheep sheds ----------------------------Shops, farm ----------------------------Silos Smokehouses ----------------------------Squeeze chutes --------------------------Trailers ------_-_--___-_-_-__--__--___ Turkey equipment _____--_---__--_---__--___ Utility buildings -------------------------Vats, dipping, sheep -----------------------Vegetable and fruit storage --------------------Water supply --_----------_-------_---___ Water wheel -----------------------------:>-

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Gambrel Roof Details Iowa truss, gambrel for 32-, 3k-, 36-foot width barn Shawver truss, gambrel for 32-, 3^-* 36-foot width barn- Trussed rafter, gambrel, 2U-foot span- ---------. Trussed rafter, gambrel, 42-foot span ----------

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Bent rafter type for 32-, 3i'■ ■ supplement feeder- --------*----------' ;•'•. Hog scalding equipment -----------------. Hog farro^fing crate. Building Plan 21 (free) •Movable hog loading chute- ------.----.-----• /Hog porch- ------------------ r----.. Breeding crate --------------- -.;;.■'-■■- - - ^Shipping crate ---------------------: Hog Houses and Equipment, Extension Bulletin t27. (fr^e)- -

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Sheep Feeders and Equipment

25 x U8 Range sheep feeder, 18 tons of hay -----------2' 10" x 16' Sheep feeder (long hay) ----------------Hay and grain rack - O.S.C. Plan Hay and grain feeder, five-sided feeder, movable ----Self-feeder, pqrtable, 8-foot long, 22-bushel hopper ------------------------Creep, fences, and feeders ---------------Sheep feeding trough, 3 x l6, chopped hay and grain- - - -• Wool packing racks - O.S.C. Plan Wool box---

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Sheep Feeders and Equipment (continued) Cutting gate, three--way- ----------------Cutting gate Weighing crate ----------------------

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Salt box for sheep --------------------

Dipping Vat

Sheep vat, concrete

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POULTRY HOUSES AND EQUIPMENT...

Portable mash bin, 1- to 1 l/h-ton capacity Building Plan 32 (free) Poultry range house, gable roof, 8 x 10 Building Plan 28 (free) Open poultry house, Building Plan 25 (free) Summer range shelter ------------------Wire cage laying shelter, Building Plan 29 (free) Open laying house, 20 x 20, Building Plan 30 (free) Open Houses and Cages for Laying Hens, Station Bulletin

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Two-Story Poultry House, Station Circular llh (free) OSC Poultry Laying House, Station Circular 173 (free) The Home Unit Poultry House, Extension Bulletin 625 (free) Poultry House Equipment, Station Circular 178 (free) Bulk Feed Storage Bins, Circular of Information 517 (free) Home Built Electric Brooders, Station Bulletin ^78 (free) Ventilating Poultry Houses, Station Bulletin 552 (free) TURKEY BUILDING AND EQUIPMENT

Turkey breeding shelter, pole frame- ----------Station Circular 176 (free), Turkey Range Equipment includes plans for self-feeder, trough-feeder, waterers and range shelter

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20 x 2k One story, hip roof, living room, bedroom, bath, and kitchen. East front to road -------------20 x 2k One story, gable roof, living room, bedroom, bath, and kitchen. South front to the road- -----------20 x 26 One story, gable roof, living room, bedroom, bath, utility room, and kitchen. West front to road ----20 x 28 One story, hip roof, living room, bedroom, bath, and kitchen. North front to road- -------------

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Camp Cabins

Three rooms- ----------------------Five rooms - log cabin -----------------Three rooms - log cabin- ----------------Fresh air sleeping cabin -12x6 -----------Roadside Stands

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36 x 78 Hip roof with 5* x 17' pedimented entrance, auditorium, stage, coat rooms and lavatories on main floor. A full basement with kitchen, dining, storage, and rest rooms, furnace ---------------------

36 x 78 Hipped gable roof with 5* x 17 gable-roof entrance. Similar plan to 1.66A ----------------36 x 78 Gable roof with 5' x 17' hipped-roof entrance. Similar plan to 1.66A ----------------36 x -Jk with 26 x 50 "L" One story, no basement, kitchen and dining room in the "L". Otherwise similar to 1.66A -------

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Machinery Sheds

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18 x 46 Implement shed and shop, gable roof- ----------- 3.121 Machinery shed, gable roof ---------------- 3.11 20 x U8 Implement shed and shop, gable roof, shop size 12 x 20 - - 5338 20 x 60 Implement shed, gable roof, open front ---------- 5^95 24 x 60 Utility shed, pole framing, Building Plan l6 (free) 26 x 80 Implement shed and shop, gable roof, shop Ik x 25 5341

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Implement shed and workshop, combination roof- -----Concrete masonry farm shop for machinery shed- -----Semi-circular storage shed ----------------

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Gable roof, one story- -----------------18 x 2k Farm shop and garage, gable roof, used as garage or shop or both ----------.---------Workshop and garage, gable roof, used as garage or shop or both- -------------------Homemade woodwork bench- ----------------One-Car Garages Gable roof

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Utility Buildings

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STORAGE AMD DISPOSAL EQUIPMENT Liquid Manure Tanks Concrete - 10' wide by variable lengths- --------- 3>3^ Concrete - 20 x 51 x 6 deep --------------- 3.35 Wood - 16 x kQ 3-33

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Manure Pits

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21 x 16 Concrete, gable roof, 5' 6" deep, has cistern for liquid 5^99 18 x 37 Concrete, gable roof ------------------- 3.31 Dimensions available for 10, 20, 30 and kO cows, gable roof ---------__-___-_ 3.32

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Hay Sheds

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Round granary, 16' diameter, 1500 bushels- -------- k.26 10 x 10 Movable, 500 bushels, gable roof ---_______ 4.17 12 x Ik Movable, 1000 bushels, gable roof- --_-_ __ k.lQ Ik x 2k Four bins, 1300 bushels, gable roof- ----------- k.lG Four bins, 1800 bushels, gable roof- ----------- 5528 Gable roof, 1800 bushels k.23 31 x 32 Gable roof, 6kC0 bushels _______ IJ..19 Gable roof, four lower bins, two upper bins, 6400 bushels __-__ _ 5529 Storage shed - semicircular, adapted for movable bins- - - 51^5 27 x 32 Combination crib and granary, 900 bushels ear corn, 2000 bushels small grain -5535

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Grain Elevators (Storage) (continued) 30 x 30 Crib construction, 10,000 bushels, ten bins ______ Ik x 28 x 36 high Two bins, 11.000 to 11,500 bushels, gable roof -----16 x 31 Crib construction, 11,000 to 11,500 bushels Stationary grain elevator (conveyor) -----------

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Corn Cribs 6 x 32

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5533 28 x 32 Gable roof, double cribs, each 8 x 32 x 10 high- _ _ - - - k.2k k 1/2 x 20 x 8 high Gable roof -^.25 27 x 32 Combination crib and graxiary, 900 bushels ear corn, 2,000 bushels small grain __-_---_------- 5535

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k2 x k2 Below-ground storage, capacity 6,700 bushels. Suitable for level site, covered truck ramp to bin floor. Designed for forced air circulation -_--___--18 x 28 x 5' 6" high Above-ground house -------------------12 x 16 Above-ground house, 600 bushels- ----__----___ 36 x h8 (variable depth) Potato cellar, dugout type ---------------16 x 20 Root cellar, log construction- -------------10 x 11 Root cellar, concrete -----------------^6 x 99 Potato cellar (typical KLamath County potato cellar)

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16 x 2k Apple storage house, gable roof- ---__-------20 x 36 Fruit and vegetable storage, underground --------Smokehouses : 6x8 Frame construction, gable roof -------------Frame construction, gable roof -------------8 x 10 Masonry construction -----_-_--__--_-_--14-

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Incinerator

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Nut Driers ~~ . 12 x 32 Walnut-filbert drier, hip roof, ^,0Q0 pounds per batch, maximum output one ton per 2k hours, oil furnace- --------------------■--. 5-32 20 x 32 500-pound capacity electric nut drier. Circular . . '.. of Information 501 (free)

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Other valnut and filbert dehydrator plans may be secured .. by -writing to the.Agricultural Engineering Department^ •: Oregon State College, Corvallis. Corn Driers.'

Com drier plans may be secured by writing to the Agricultural Engineering Specialist, Agricultural Engineering Department, Oregon State College, Corvallis. Refrigeration

20 cubic feet - reach in. Floor space required 2'-5 5/8" x 5'-5 1/2"; Ceiling height 5'-10 5/8" Fill-type insulation -----------------30 cubic feet - reach in. Floor space required 2'-5 5/8" x 6'-8"; Ceiling height 6«-l/8" Fill-type insulation — —

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7 x 9 or 7 x 11 17k to 2kh cubic feet walk-in freezer, 130 to 200 cubic feet 35^. room, hk cubic feet 0°?. room. Shavings used for insulation --------------

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5'-11" x 7'-7" x S'-O" 196 to 260 cubic feet walk-in freezer, ikO to 210 cubic feet 350F« room, 56 cubic feet 0oF. room. Bat-type insulation- ------------------

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8' x 10'3" x 8! x 11'-7" 380 to kh5 cubic feet walk-in freezer, 200 to 285 cubic feet 350F. room, 56 cubic feet 0oF. room. Bat-type insulation ---------------15-

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A valk-in refrigerator with a room for chilling and . storing meats and other farm products (approximately 250 cubic feet) and a low-temperature room for freezing and storing fruits, vegetables and meats (approximately 100 cubic feet) can be built inside or outside with addition of siding or roof. Bill of materials available -----------------

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Station Circular of Information 475 (free), A Home Freezer You Can Build Circular of. Information 532 (free). Building Walk-in Freezers Water Supply

Fireproof pump house Ik x Ik ---------------Open water tower - 3000 gallons- ------------Closed water tower - 3000 gallons ------------

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Fence Panel

Portable livestock panel for hogs and sheep (h-E)- - - - Portable livestock panel for cattle (k-H)- -------Farm Gates

Automatic gate ---------------------Several types farm gates -------->_____

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Haying Equipment

Buckrake, two-way drag (horse drawn) ----------Buckrake, truck__----_-_ __« Hay derrick->_ Hay stacker, Mormon- ------------------Hay stacker, slide (Sam Ross type) -----------Overshot stacker ---------------------

Miscellaneous Suction harvester for clover --------------Stationary grain elevator (bucket type)- --------Water wheel, l6-foot overshot- -------------Playground layouts -------------------Merry-go-round for playground- --------------16-

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Horse Trailer

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Station Circular of Information ^82 (free), A Plyvood Horse Trailer Implanent Trailer

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Station Circular of Information 489 (free), A Tilting Bed Implement Trailer Mechanical Silage Feeders

Station Circular of Information 5l8 (free), Mechanical Feeders for Silage Silos

Extension Bulletin 715 (free), A Homemade Wood Silo Bunker Silos

Station Bulletin 557 (free), Multi Combination Poletype Construction O.SJ>, Building Plan 33 (free) A.I.B. 1^9 (free). Bunker Silos P.N.W. 12 (free). Feed Handling Equipnent

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The cost of plans is 25 cents per sheet, pltus aa order charge of 35 cents for each order. Stamps Jtiot accepted.

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