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BARN AGAIN!: Before and after By: Agriculture.com Staff 01/14/2013 @ 10:50am

By Mary Humstone and John WalterBARN AGAIN! has been around for 25 years, but there's never been a barn rehab quite as remarkable as the one undertaken by ...

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Get BARN AGAIN! with these resources By: Agriculture.com Staff 01/08/2013 @ 12:25pm

National Trust for Historic PreservationCo-founded BARN AGAIN! with Successful Farming in 1987. Website ...

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12 Ideas for Barns and Buildings By: April Allen 01/04/2013 @ 1:02pm

Check out these clever tips to make life on the farm a bit easier (text by Dave Mowitz)

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Old barn still having heyday By: John Walter 09/27/2012 @ 4:22pm

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Up-to-date barns By: Michelle Thilges 03/16/2011 @ 9:06am

Keeping animals comfortable and hay dry are what barns are built for. To make your structure as safe as it is useful, check out these three tips.1. Ventilate With Fresh AirIt might make us feel better when our ...

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Size matters: Farm buildings growing in size, number of functions By: Agriculture.com Staff 07/11/2010 @ 11:00pm

Farm buildings have historically been single purpose structures like a chicken house or complex facilities like a milking barn which might have animal and feed storage, feed and milk ...

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Shop building helps farmer kill two birds with one stone By: Agriculture.com Staff 07/08/2010 @ 11:00pm

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 @ 9:08am

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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