Millard County Chronicle | 1912-05-02 | Page 3 | Cover for Watering Tank

COVER FOR WATERING TANK Receptacle Should Be Well Protected at All Times and Located In Moat Suitable Corner. No barnyard Is complete without a watering tank, which should be well protected at all times of the year writes Fred O. Sibley In the Farm and Home. Iocate the tank In the warm est corner of the yard and erect i shed over It. The owning In fronl should be about 3x3 V feet separated hy faced studding:. The aiding lr front and below the openings should extend up about 2 feet. This affordi ample space so that nearly all tin stock will experience no difficulty It reaching the water by turns. Th openings should be protected by trnj doors on the Inside, to let down and phut the space up In cold weather These aro hinged at the top and dc h tSs Water Tank Covered. not show In the picture. A hook and staple underneath the roof of the shed holda them up when open. Without such doors to close, the greater part of the value of the structure would bt lost during cold and stormy weather