None. Our climate, everything is geared more toward keeping cool in the summer and winters are generally mild......which we will get back to by this weekend!What kind of heat do you use in a barn ?
Nice barn bay, like how the log look in your barnThat is a major improvement to your property for an $8000 investment.Did you buy that tractor new? I want a tractor in the worst way but it is way down on the list according to DW. I hope you all make it through your snow event lol. I follow Texas prepped 2 and he is fairly disgusted with it lol.It's not lucky, I scrounged materials for several years and it all finally came together. One time, we drove 140 miles one way for treated power poles, got 22 of them for $80. I got used lumber, pulled nails and stacked it up. My husband indulged my madness, but thought I was nuts. I haunted the reject lumber rack at Lowes and bought cull lumber for a fourth of the price. Insurance appraised our barn at $30,000 and we have less than $8,000 in it. We bought new metal for it, new plywood for roof decking and (22) 2x6x20 for rafters because I didn't have enough of them. We hired the labor to build it.
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Look at the rafters, you can see the used lumber. We used a cedar tree for one of the poles.
Hay Delivery!
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What kind of heat do you use in a barn ?
Oh the horse here wear blankets for coatsNobody but Martha heats a barn.
Seriously, horses put out a lot of heat. The idea is to keep them dry and out of the wind. Nothing will suck heat out of a mammal faster than wet and windy weather.
wow what a 24hours difference make...white out conditions yesterday and today bluebird skies ...
View attachment 24049 knew that i was not going to shovel the whole driveway, got the idea to use the leaf blower dang worked out great since the snow was the light and fluffy kind...hopefully the sun will melt most of it....
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What a pretty day you're having! We want our snow back, it's 40 and raining right now.
So sucky.