Log Corn Crib at Loretta Leon blog

Log Corn Crib. The best ears were put aside for corn meal or saved for seed. Where corn fodder was used for feed or bedding, corn was cut, shocked and left to dry for a few weeks in the shock before husking. The corn crib was an essential farm building. A corn crib is a small storage facility for holding and drying ears of field corn which is used for animal feed. Corn on the ear could be dried easier and kept longer than. They were in common use back in the day when ears of corn were pulled from the stalk, husked and stored. The first corncribs were single pen log structures,. From pioneer days until well into the 1950's, most farmers dried and stored ear corn in ventilated outbuildings known as corncribs. A corn crib is a storage facility for holding and drying field corn in the ear, which is then used for animal feed. It may be a standalone structure. Its features would include slats (usually horizontal wooden ones) and/or wire netting for. This month's edition of russ' vintage iron is a look at grain storage in the past. Designed to store and dry corn, corncribs are utilitarian structures with a few basic forms.

The corn crib was an essential farm building. A corn crib is a small storage facility for holding and drying ears of field corn which is used for animal feed. Corn on the ear could be dried easier and kept longer than. A corn crib is a storage facility for holding and drying field corn in the ear, which is then used for animal feed. This month's edition of russ' vintage iron is a look at grain storage in the past. The first corncribs were single pen log structures,. It may be a standalone structure. They were in common use back in the day when ears of corn were pulled from the stalk, husked and stored. Where corn fodder was used for feed or bedding, corn was cut, shocked and left to dry for a few weeks in the shock before husking. From pioneer days until well into the 1950's, most farmers dried and stored ear corn in ventilated outbuildings known as corncribs.

What's A Corn Crib at Judy Mortimer blog

Log Corn Crib A corn crib is a small storage facility for holding and drying ears of field corn which is used for animal feed. Where corn fodder was used for feed or bedding, corn was cut, shocked and left to dry for a few weeks in the shock before husking. The first corncribs were single pen log structures,. Its features would include slats (usually horizontal wooden ones) and/or wire netting for. They were in common use back in the day when ears of corn were pulled from the stalk, husked and stored. From pioneer days until well into the 1950's, most farmers dried and stored ear corn in ventilated outbuildings known as corncribs. A corn crib is a storage facility for holding and drying field corn in the ear, which is then used for animal feed. A corn crib is a small storage facility for holding and drying ears of field corn which is used for animal feed. The corn crib was an essential farm building. Designed to store and dry corn, corncribs are utilitarian structures with a few basic forms. Corn on the ear could be dried easier and kept longer than. This month's edition of russ' vintage iron is a look at grain storage in the past. The best ears were put aside for corn meal or saved for seed. It may be a standalone structure.