A Convenient Feed Box

One of many forms of feeding racks for cattle in barn yards or for feeding hay in the field, so as to avoid placing it on the ground, is represented in the accompanymg cut, described by Country Gentleman. This box has light scantling at the corners, and boards, as represented, at the sides. Hay is thrown iu at the eop. It is al.so used for feeding grain to sheep in the shallow trough shown by the dotted liues. It is about two feet wide and twelve feet long, the bottom boards forming the flat trough about a foot wide: they rest on a cross board in the middle. To clean it, it is simply turned upside down.