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SELLER OF GOLD DUST AU 22 CARATS + By: victor zinsou 04/14/2012 @ 7:21am

We GOLDOR COMPANY we are a company specializing in the sale of precious metal (Gold dust 22 carat). We currently have under our control a large amount of metal powder ...

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Up-to-date barns By: Michelle Thilges 03/16/2011 @ 10:06am

Keeping animals comfortable and hay dry are what barns are built for. To make your structure as safe as it is useful ...

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Size matters: Farm buildings growing in size, number of functions By: Agriculture.com Staff 07/12/2010 @ 12:00am

Farm buildings have historically been single purpose structures like a chicken house or complex facilities like a milking barn which might have ...

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Shop building helps farmer kill two birds with one stone By: Agriculture.com Staff 07/09/2010 @ 12:00am

Tom Guetterman had a problem. He needed a building to store grain during harvest and house his tractors and other equipment for the rest of the year. He sought to kill these two birds with one stone ...

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Hanging on high in the Rockies By: Agriculture.com Staff 07/07/2010 @ 10:08am

When Andrew Hyde homesteaded in 1886 near Edwards, Colorado, he couldn't have imagined that the land he claimed would one day be worth $250,000 an acre. Today, the homestead, known as the Lazy Ranch, is ...

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Way up north By: Agriculture.com Staff 07/07/2010 @ 10:08am

Bryce Streibel of Fessenden, North Dakota, says collapsing barns remind him of cattle falling to the ground at slaughter time - and he doesn't like the looks of either. "I didn't like slaughter time ...

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Farmers and rancher win Recognition Awards By: Agriculture.com Staff 07/07/2010 @ 10:08am

Maynard Hartke's grandfather built the first barn on the property in 1901 while renting a home and land across the road. "A barn will pay for a house!" he said. One hundred years of family labor and ...

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Farmers win Recognition Awards By: Agriculture.com Staff 07/07/2010 @ 10:08am

Shelley Place, Homer, Illinois In describing the connecting barns, Shelley says, "The barns were always filled with cattle and hay when I was growing up." Once again the barns are filled with livestock. The ...

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