It's too bad those old barns with haymows aren't compatible with modern farming. In 1969 dad bought a farm with a good sized round roofed barn that was built in 1949 for use as a dairy barn. It was the newest and strongest barn in the neighborhood by far. It was tight as any barn could be.I used it to farrow sows for maybe 15 years or so with farrowing crates in one side and loafing area in the other side. The roof started going bad and I had quit farrowing and started buying feeder pigs, so we took the goodies and the hay mow out of the barn and burned the rest. It had cement footings down the center that were indestructible so removing the footings and putting a new roof on would have cost more than putting up a new pole building that was usable to our more modern needs.
The barn where I live is an old inglamorous horse barn that never had a hay mow. It's leaning a bit and I've had to straighten it and take the sag out of the roof but it lends itself to a big drive in door and can be driven into easily so it's going to live a long time yet. Jim
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