"A Treatise on Grain Stacking" by John N. De Lamater is an instructional manual from the 1800s about the best ways to stack grain. The book is a helpful guide for farmers wanting to protect their crops until they are ready to be sold. It teaches how to build grain stacks that will last, protect grains from the weather, and avoid damage. The book has step-by-step instructions showing how to create a strong base and build the stack to make sure it doesn't fall apart. There are different styles, such as round or elliptical. The book gives tips on how farmers can prevent moisture from ruining their crops. The author's goal is to improve farmers' storage practices.
A Treatise on Grain Stacking Instructions how to Properly Stack all kinds of Grain, so as to preserve in the best possible manner for Threshing and Market.
By John N. De Lamater
Learn how to properly build and protect your grain stacks, so they last until market.
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