61. Restoring Concrete And Masonry Walls With Quikwall Surface Bonding Cement of the walls makes them practically impermeable to cold air drafts, so it is particularlysuited for the renovation of horse barns and other farm buildings. http://www.quikrete.com/diy/project_51.html

Mixing equipment Trowel Hose with spray nozzle or large sponge Brush Buildings Add ½ gallon of fortifier per 50-pound bag of Surface Bonding Cement. Load the finishing trowel with a good amount of mix. (Insert Image) Moist-cure the walls after 8 hours by dampening them with a fine spray. Repeat several times daily for 3 days. Cisterns, Holding Ponds and Other Water-Holder Tanks Silos Clean the interior walls of the silo to remove the accumulated acid crust. Chimneys For Best Results Machine mix if at all possible. Do not allow premature drying of the coating, which can lead to cracking and other failures. Cure properly.

62. Other Events to grant property tax relief to barn owners who can demonstrate the public benefitof preserving their historic barns or other old farm buildings, and who http://www.beginnerfarmers.org/BFNHOtherEvents.htm

New Hampshire and New England Agriculture Related Events of Interest Workshops / Events These are events that are not hosted by Beginner Farmers, but that might be of interest to BF members. Also check out BF meetings, workshops and events April 2003 Selected Events and Workshops Please call as soon as possible to register, workshops fill quickly For more details and workshops, see www.microCreditNH.org. To register please contact Candace Whittemore at (800) 769-3482 $ Value Added Agriculture Grants $ Enfield is starting a Wednesday Market which will run from July 9 - Oct. 1. It will be held at Huse Park at the intersection of Rte. 4 and Main Street, and will be open from 3-6 p.m. every week. We are seeking farmers in NH and near-by VT and hope to have a wide range of vendors. We are open to crafts - but no more than 30% of the market will be crafts; anyone wanting to sell in this area will work with a craft review committee. We are open to farmers sharing spaces - just so long as they are both registered with the Market and so long as the sources of the produce are clearly identified. We hope that this will make it more attractive to beginning growers who just can't be everywhere at one time. If anyone is interested they should contact the Enfield Village Assn. (EVA@interdial.com or 632-7197). Special entertainment will be scheduled to coincide with the market Wolfeboro Area Farmers Market is looking for vendors for the 2003 season. If you are interested call Vikki Thelemarck 323-3369 or Jenny Tapper 522-3626 for more information

63. Historic Barns Historic buildings. Kay Weeks and Anne Grimmer. US Department of the Interior, 1995.$12. The Old Barn Book; A Field Guide to North American barns other farm http://nysparks.state.ny.us/field/fsb/barns.htm

Historic Barns Legislation Organizations Pamphlets Books Financial Incentives ... Electronic Media Links Legislation In order to qualify for an income tax credit equal to 25% of the cost of rehabilitating historic barns the following rules apply: - it must be a barn (defined as being built to house farm equipment, livestock or agricultural products). Buildings built for or converted to residential use are not eligible. - the barn must meet the tax definition of income-producing (farming, rental, office, commercial). - it must have been built or placed in agricultural service before 1936. Please note that Register-listed barns built after 1936 do not qualify for the New York State Historic Barns Tax Credit, even though they are officially designated as historic. - the rehabilitation cannot "materially alter the historic appearance" of the barn. That is it cannot change or destroy the important characteristics that make the building identifiable as a historic barn. - only costs incurred after January 1, 1997 are eligible. For barns built before 1936 that are not listed on the State Register of Historic Places, the owner will self-certify the work on the tax form. For properties listed individually or as contributing components of listed districts, the owner must submit the project to OPRHP for certification. This form will be similar to that used for the Federal Investment Tax Credit, however there will be no processing fee and the Secretary of the Interior's Standards will not be used. Owners who choose to meet the Standards as well may qualify for an additional income tax credit of 20% under the federal program.

64. McDonald Farm the farm in the 1873 Will County Atlas presented a picture of agricultural prosperity.There were substantial and well maintained barns and other buildings. http://www.theconservationfoundation.org/mcdonaldfarm/mcdonaldfarm.htm

65. Lexington Paint & Supply farm Pro Red is an acrylic paintformulated for economic applications on barns and other farm buildings.......RED ACRYLIC LATEX FENCE PAINT. Product http://www.lexpaint.com/products/farm_pro_red2.html

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66. :M D  B A R N S  o F  S O U T H  C A R O L I N A: farm Mission Hobby Boarding Training, Breeding other. Rack, Stall Guards PastureFeeder Wash Rack other. Free Standing and Agricultural buildings Breeding Barn http://www.mdbarnssc.com/inquiries.html

HOME Inquiries CUSTOMER NAME   FARM NAME   ADDRESS   COUNTY   HOME PHONE   BUSINESS PHONE   MOBILE PHONE   FAX   EMAIL   DATE   Barn Info # OF STALLS   Barn Style: Gable Raised Center Aisle In-Line In-line Back to Back Stall Components Tack Feed Room Wash Room Office Other Other Farm Mission: Hobby Boarding Training Breeding Other Barn Accessories and Pasture Equipment: Hay/Feed Bin Blanket Bar Blanket Valet Bridal Rack Saddle Rack Stall Guards Pasture Feeder Wash Rack Other Training and Management Equipment: Lounging Ring Bull Pen Corrals Arena Examination Chutes Free Standing and Agricultural Buildings: Breeding Barn Hay Barn Other Agricultural Buildings, Kennels, Goats, Etc. Other: Garages RV Building Multipurpose Cover-All Building Systems: Covered Arenas Storage Buildings Utility Buildings Notes:

67. PROGRAMS FOCUS ON FARM HERITAGE old farms, old breeds of livestock, and old barns and other old buildings. engagedin research and others with an interest in traditional farm buildings. http://www.msue.msu.edu/learnnet/heritage_020701.htm

PROGRAMS FOCUS ON FARM HERITAGE DURING ANR WEEK AT MSU, MARCH 2-10 Contact: Dick Lehnert Phone: (517)432-1555 EAST LANSING, Mich. Some things old, some things new . . . you’ll find both during programs at Agriculture and Natural Resources (ANR) Week, March 2-10 at Michigan State University. The "old" side is called "heritage," and programs address old farms, old breeds of livestock, and old barns and other old buildings. One all-day program, appropriately scheduled for the Heritage Room in the Kellogg Center, is called "Understanding the Farmstead: 150 Years of Agricultural Building in the Great Lakes Region." Objectives of this March 9 forum are to bring together people engaged in research and others with an interest in traditional farm buildings. For registration information, call (517) 432-3358; write the MSU Museum, West Circle Drive, East Lansing 48824; or e-mail stiers@msu.edu The Michigan Barn Preservation Network (MBPN) will hold its annual conference all day March 10 (Saturday) in the Kellogg Center. Preserving Michigan’s barns, farmsteads and rural communities is the focus. Sessions will include tax credits for restoration, adaptive use of barns, moving barns, jacking and straightening barns, timber framing, paints and wood preservatives, and roof repair. The preregistration fee is $20 for members and $30 for non-members ($5 additional for registering at the door), and it includes lunch. Write MBPN

68. Eastern Milk Snake - Meet Your Neighbors - Fall 2002 Milk snakes were undoubtedly drawn to mice that foraged on waste grain,and there they found shelter in barns and other farm buildings. http://chicagowildernessmag.org/issues/fall2002/milksnake.html

Photo by Mike Redmer Meet Your Neighbors Fall 2002 Eastern Milk Snake Quintessential Savanna Serpent The eastern milk snake (Lampropeltis triangulum) is the only member in Chicago Wilderness of the group of constrictors called "king snakes." Constrictors kill their prey by asphyxiation. King snakes get their name because they often kill and eat other species of snakes, including venomous species such as rattlesnakes. In Chicago Wilderness, the eastern milk snake may make a meal of DeKay's brown snakes (Storeria dekayi), red-bellied snakes (Storeria occipitomaculata), or eastern garter snakes (Thamnophis sirtalis). The eastern milk snake is the most widespread and variable species of king snake, ranging from southeast Canada, west to the Rocky Mountains, and south to northern and western parts of South America. The eastern milk snake is a medium-sized species and grows to a length of about three feet. It has smooth, often shiny scales. In the Chicago region, individuals normally are tan in color, with reddish-brown blotches bordered by black. The belly is usually whitish with black spots, which form a rough checkerboard pattern.

69. NYS Architecture - Practice Guidelines relates to architecture reads This article shall not apply to 1. farm buildings,including barns, sheds, poultry houses and other buildings used directly http://www.op.nysed.gov/archguide-a3.htm

OP Homepage List of Professions Contact Us Online License Verifications Architecture License Requirements License Application Forms Continuing Education Practice Guidelines ... License Statistics Practice Guidelines Law, rules and regulations, not Guidelines, specify the requirements for practice and violating them constitutes professional misconduct. Not adhering to this Guideline may be interpreted as professional misconduct only if the conduct also violates pertinent law, rules and regulations. A. Seal and Signature Article 147, Section 7307.5 which relates to architecture reads: "This article shall not apply to: 1. Farm buildings, including barns, sheds, poultry houses and other buildings used directly and solely for agricultural purposes; nor to residence buildings of gross area of fifteen hundred square feet or less, not including garages, carports, porches, cellars, or uninhabitable basements or attics; or 2. Alterations, costing ten thousand dollars or less, to any building or structure within the city of New York and twenty thousand dollars or less, to any building or structure outside the city of New York which do not involve changes affecting the structural safety or public safety thereof". (As amended L.1986, c.591, §1.) As amended, Article 145, Section 7209.7(b) which relates to Professional Engineering reads:

70. SUCCESSFUL FARMING MAGAZINE May-June 2001 All 15 barns are in active farm use today. Conversion examples. other uses featuredin Using Old farm buildings include bull housing, housing for dairy http://www.agriculture.com/sfonline/sf/2001/may-june/0107barns.html

Business: Cover story Neil BartlesonÕs gambrel-roof barn in Parshall, North Dakota, now a treatment facility for cattle, is one of 15 barn reuse projects featured in a new publication from the National Trust for Historic Preservation. The book on barns The best way to save a barn is to put it back to work By Mary Humstone BARN AGAIN!¨ Cofounder Awards are given for the best examples of older barns adapted for new farming uses and for preservation of an entire farm or ranch complex. Cash prizes of $1,000 for the top project and $250 for the runners-up are provided by Toy Farmer Publications. To order awards applications or publications, or for more information about the program, write to: National Trust for Historic Preservation 910 16th Street, #1100 Denver, CO 80202 Phone: 303/623-1504 www.barnagain.org

71. University Press Of New England | Redirect Page Field Guide to New England barns and farm buildings Visser, Thomas Durant A generously illustrated handbook for identifying and understanding structures that symbolize the region's unique cultural and historical landscape. The quintessential New http://www.upne.com/0-87451-771-0.html

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72. NHPA Barn Tax Incentives The new law is based on widespread recognition that many of New Hampshire's oldbarns and other farm buildings are important local scenic landmarks and help http://www.mv.com/ipusers/nhpreservation/barntaxbreak.html

Home Join The Alliance Barn Preservation Calendar ... Preservation Awards P.O. Box 268 Concord, NH 03302-0268 Phone: Fax: admin@nhpreservation.org Tax Incentive Mechanism to Help Save Old New Hampshire Barns A new State law (RSA 79-D) creates a mechanism to encourage preservation of old New Hampshire barns and other historic agricultural buildings. RSA 79-D authorizes towns and other municipalities to grant property tax relief to barn owners who (a) can demonstrate the public benefit of preserving their barns or other old farm buildings, and (b) agree to maintain their structures throughout a minimum 10-year preservation easement. More information can be obtained by contacting the New Hampshire Preservation Alliance. A final version of the text for HB 522 is available on the state website, www.gencourt.state.nh.us/legislation/2002/HB0522.html The Purpose The new law is based on widespread recognition that many of New Hampshire's old barns and other farm buildings are important local scenic landmarks and help tell the story of agriculture in the state's history. Yet many of these historic structures are being demolished or not repaired because of the adverse impact of property taxes. RSA 79-D is intended to encourage barn owners to maintain and repair their buildings by granting them specific tax relief and assuring them that assessments will not be increased as a result of new repair work. The Mechanism The program represents a uniquely New Hampshire approach, which is strictly voluntary on the part of the property owner, and combines statewide eligibility criteria and guidelines with decision-making and implementation at the local level. It is closely modeled after New Hampshire's discretionary easement program (RSA 79-C), which authorizes local governments to grant property tax relief to encourage preservation of open land.

73. The Farm - Buildings farm buildings. The farm had very run down old fashioned barns, that were structurallyin reasonable shape but not good enough for the animal welfare standards http://www.fowlescombe-farm.34sp.com/friends/farm/buildings.shtml

history the environment the estate the farm ... Achievements Farm Buildings The farm had very run down old fashioned barns, that were structurally in reasonable shape but not good enough for the animal welfare standards required to today. in particular one could not house a lot of animals in them because of the lack of good ventilation. We occasionally use one old barn to house a quarantined or sick animal, or to out a few rams in the bad weather. These old barns will eventually be repaired and turned into a dwelling house, a meeting room for visiting groups and the rest into storage (subject to planning) Top Park Barn Cattle Barns Stables Old Barns ... links

74. Barns: History & Conservation funded barn preservation grant program and other innovative planning has taken a leadin farm building preservation A Field Guide to New England barns and farm http://www.uvm.edu/~hag/barns/barncourse.html

Historic Preservation Summer Institute University of Vermont, Burlington, Vermont July 25-29,1994, 9AM-5PM Thomas Visser Interim Director, Historic Preservation Program, Department of History, University of Vermont, Burlington, VT 05405 Telephone: (802) 656-0577 Course overview: Lingering evidence of our agrarian heritage can be found in the barns and farm buildings that dot the landscape of North America. But whether in scenic rural areas or in densely populated regions, many of the most important reminders of this heritage stand neglected and endangered. In an era when "quality of the life" and cultural tourism play increasing vital roles in shaping rural economies, a major public commitment is needed to help farmers and non-farmers find productive ways to save these irreplaceable cultural assets. The intent of this course is to help those involved with environmental conservation, planning and preservation discover new approaches for preserving threatened farm complexes and other historic agricultural resources. Techniques for identifying historic farm buildings and documenting their history and uses will be covered. The course also reviews approaches for assessing conditions of deteriorated farm buildings, developing conservation strategies, and establishing preservation and planning policies. With its state funded barn preservation grant program and other innovative planning and natural resource protection initiatives, Vermont has taken a lead in farm building preservation efforts. Field trips in the Lake Champlain Valley and the Green Mountains will view important examples of barn preservation projects and rural resource protection programs.

75. New Hampshire Sheds, Stables & Barns NH Cities Towns NH City Town Clerks NH Photo Gallery other NH Sites New HampshireFarm buildings, barns Sheds A List of Barn and Shed Manufacturers in NH http://www.directorynh.com/NHBuilders-Contractors/NHFarmBuildings.html

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76. Untitled Document farm buildings, 01279655261. Over the years, however, many of these fine barns andother interesting agricultural buildings, granaries, cart shed, implement http://www.eastherts.gov.uk/guidnote/farm_buildings/farm_introduction.htm

Back to Homepage P lanning Farm Buildings Search Site Building Control Conservation Development Control ... Energy Advice Historic barns and traditional agricultural buildings are an essential element in the landscape and heritage of East Hertfordshire. The pleasantness and character of the countryside would be greatly impoverished by their gradual loss. Over the years, however, many of these fine barns and other interesting agricultural buildings, granaries, cart shed, implement stores, animal shelters and sheds, storage buildings, dovecotes, dairies, milking parlours and pigsties have not been used in an economic way and are now falling into disrepair, due to changes in agricultural management and practices. Sometimes they are in a state of serious dilapidation or decay and are often in need of urgent repair. The majority of East Hert's historic barns are typically of C16 or C17 timber frame construction, on a red brick and flint plinth and are clad in black weatherboarding with a beautifully weathered old tile or thatched roof. Associated buildings may be of similar construction or might be of C18 or C19 brick and slate or pantile. Most barns are of 3, 4 or 5 bays in size, although there are a number of notable examples of exceptionally large 10 and even 12 bay barns; some are single or double aisled. The barns are characterised by a steeply pitched sweeping roof, over unbroken dark walls often with a gabled porch (midstrey); a simple and robust form and a solid outline.

77. Animal Structures & Equipment: Other Animals Animal Structures Equipment other Animals. 86042); Air Quality Inside LivestockBarns (Order No. of Roof Truss Gusset Plates in farm buildings (Order No. http://www.gov.on.ca/OMAFRA/english/engineer/an_struc/other.htm

Our search engine interface requires a JavaScript enabled browser. If you cannot enable JavaScript in your browser, then you may use an alternate interface found at the following web address - http://www.search.gov.on.ca:8002/compass?view-template=simple1 Other Animals FACTSHEETS (Order No. 96-053) Aeration of Liquid Manure (Order No. 86-042) Air Quality Inside Livestock Barns (Order No. 93-001) Assessing the Potential for Ground Water Contamination on Your Farm (Order No. 97-017) Barn Hay Drying (Order No. 88-110) Big Bale Hay Storage (Order No. 88-052) Community Relations in the Rural Area (Order No. 98-065) Comparison of Liquid Manure Spreading Systems (Order No. 85-021) Composting Livestock Mortalities (Order No. 97-001) Concrete Tower Silo Maintenance and Repair (Order No. 90-236) Constructing a Farm Building in Ontario (Order No. 90-234) Conversion of Existing Concrete Tower Silo to Dry Grain Storage - Part A (Order No. 88-069)

78. Vermont Only: Books Reviewed In 1999 - Previous Book Of The Month Selections selection since our farmhouse at Mile Square farm, which nestles at University ofVermont, recognizes the importance of barns and other outbuildings beyond http://www.vtonly.com/bkrvu99.htm

What's New Farmhouse Store Barnyard Store Country Bookstore Country Life Farms Fiction Fishing Folklore Guidebooks/Travel History/Politics Poetry Quilts Sugaring Book of the Month Woodchuck Special Corporate Gifts Order Order Info Fall Foliage Report Vermont Slopes Guide Covered Bridges Maple Sugaring Vermont Folklore Vermont History Vermont Links Vermont Weather Mile Square Farm Vermont Photos Trivia Contest Bulletin Board/Forum Live Chat Send a Postcard Sign our Guestbook Guest Comments Send us email Books Reviewed in 1999 Here are the Book of the Month Selections reviewed to-date in 1999. Interested in previous Book of the Month Selections? See our index by year since we started in 1997 or search on your own. Search: All Products Books Popular Music Classical Music Video Toys Consumer Electronics Home Improvement Keywords: November 1999: Country Towns of Vermont: Charming Small Towns and Villages to Explore by Stillman D. Rogers and Barbara Radcliffe Rogers "The villages and hamlets of Vermont are renowned for their soaring church spires, clapboard town halls, grassy commons, well-stocked general stores, and saltbox houses. Travel writers Barbara and Stillman Rogers explore a dozen of the Green Mountain State's most delightful little towns. In Dorest you'll step into Peltier's Market and enjoy the aroma of cheddar cheese, freshly baked apple pie, and coffee. In Windsor, you'll walk across the longest covered bridge in America. In Pawlet, you'll settle down to a delicious game supper. Other featured towns include: Island Pond, Woodstock, Middletown Springs, Chester, Brandon, Waitsfield, Putney and Vergennes."

79. NJDA Real Property Appraisal Manual and single purpose/use agricultural buildings (greenhouses and The farm buildingsection is only a portion of the The Manual includes other facets used in an http://www.state.nj.us/agriculture/farmland/

Agriculture Links Consumers Farmers and Producers Food Industry Buyers Institutional Food Providers Teachers, Students, FFA Everything Jersey Fresh Agriculture Home NEW JERSEY REAL PROPERTY APPRAISAL MANUAL FARM BUILDING SECTION Table of Contents Introduction Cost Schedules General Purpose Barns Livestock Barns Farm Shed and Outbuildings Pole Barns/Equipment Sheds ... Farm Silos (CL 156A) Farm Silos (CL 156C) Adjustments to Base PF Series Stall Barns Horse Riding Arenas Horse Turn Out Sheds General Purpose/Hay Barns ... Type of Building The State Board of Agriculture directed the New Jersey Department of Agriculture to request that the Division of Taxation modify the Real Property Appraisal Manual for New Jersey Assessors to properly reflect appraisal values for farm buildings. Taxation was asked to review cost data, depreciation and economic obsolescence schedules, and establish a separate category for replacement cost conversion factors for farm buildings. The Division of Taxation, with assistance from the Department of Agriculture, updated the New Jersey Real Property Appraisal Manual, Farm Building Section. The farm building cost section has been revised to include changes in construction techniques and building materials. In recent years, pre-engineered post and frame structures (PF Series) in large have replaced the traditional masonry and frame structures due to their cost effectiveness in construction. The farm building supplement to the Real Property Appraisal Manual for New Jersey Assessors provides the building specifications and cost schedules. Included in the document are cost conversion tables, depreciation factor tables plus various illustrations and definitions to assist the assessor in calculating replacement costs and accrued deprecation.

80. Photo Safaris - Washington’s Palouse Country realistic and abstract compositions. The region is dotted with classicbarns and other farm buildings. And during the summer, the http://www.photosafaris.com/WashingtonsPalouseCountry.asp

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