SAWDUST LEDUC

For sale are large bags of sawdust cuttings from our Firewood Processor. These wood cuttings are
perfect for horse trailers, animal stalls, and make great clean bedding. The wood cuttings are from all
types of wood. Spruce, Poplar, Birch and Tamarack. The cuttings are nice and dry!!! These bags are
approx. 3'h x 4'w x 4'l We will load your vehicle with the bags! Please contact Mel at 780-446-7611
Directions: From Leduc south on Hwy 2 to Glen Park Road West 2.4kms on Glen Park Road to RR
255 South 2.8kms on RR 255 - We are on the Left Second Gate

POST HOLES SERVICE

Date Listed 19-Jan-15
Address Spruce Grove, AB T7X 3V2
780-405-7023

9 ,12 or 18 inch post hole auger up to 6 feet deep ,4 foot wide machine on tracks
saves tire ruts in your lawn@ 2.5 lbs per sq inch. Machine can fit between houses in
new areas to auger in your post holes, install 10' screw piles or drill shallow piles. E
mail or Call 780-405-7023 to book . Edmonton, St Albert, Sherwood Park, Fort
Saskachewan, Spruce Grove, Stony Plain, Devon, Leduc, Beaumont, Parkland County
Modelos de Barns
http://www.hobbyfarms.com/home-and-barn/building-a-barn-14916.aspx
http://www.barntoolbox.com/barn-plans.htm

http://www.barntoolbox.com/ (about types and information)

My husband and I just built a barn. It has a loft, some with solid floor
and some with open grid floor for hay storage. It's a pole barn type,
my husband designed it himself. Not real fancy but will fit our needs,
livestock and room for an office / vet area, which we have not finished
that part yet. It's all wood - 6x6 posts in cement, with pre-
fabricated siding material that we have to paint. There is a metal
over plywood roof. The building is 24 x 40 and has a stairway on the
outside going up to the loft. The metal roof alone cost about $2,000.
We also got a good deal on the posts and lumber by buying it all at
once and combining with neighbors to get an entire truckload from
Tennessee. We built the entire barn ourselves with very little outside
help and the only heavy equipment we used was a rented man lift to
put the siding on the upper level. We hired some locals with
a bobcat to spread around 3 truckloads of gravel on the inside and
around the outside edge. We still have to wire it up. But I would say
the 20,000 price is probably very close to what we spent on materials
alone. Now you can put a metal roof on without the plywood and
paper.... you can not put the hurricane brackets on the crossbeams for
the roof like we did and you don't have to tie the whole thing together
with large bolts and Barn Screws. I'm sure we over did it on a few
things... but this barn won't be blowing over or leaning sideways in a
few years, that is for sure !!!

Read more: http://www.city-data.com/forum/rural-small-town-

living/1003741-how-much-does-cost-build-barn.html#ixzz3PJ7qz248
Milk Stand http://pholiafarm.com/milk-and-milking/build-a-pvc-milking-stand/
https://yvypora.wordpress.com/2010/02/10/forno-de-pizza-paes-etc/
http://imoveis.culturamix.com/dicas/como-fazer-um-forno-caipira
Construir:

http://www.fazfacil.com.br/reforma-construcao/fogao-lenha-caipira/

Fogao eficiente:
http://www.setelombas.com.br/2013/09/fogao-a-lenha-eficiente/

http://www.fazfacil.com.br/reforma-construcao/como-construir-forno-lenha/
http://www.fazfacil.com.br/reforma-construcao/como-construir-forno-lenha/2/

http://revistagloborural.globo.com/GloboRural/0,6993,EEC691122-1641-4,00.html
Hortas
Ideias para refrescar as galinhas em dias quentes:
http://www.urbanfarmonline.com/blogs/chicken-quarters/4-ways-to-keep-
chickens-cool-on-hot-summer-days.aspx

Manter agua fresca (por na sombra)

Melancia gelada na casca
Treats congelados (como milho, frutas)

Estrutura para animais/armazenamento

Cerca com malha:

Porteiras
Jardim ao lado do Deck