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Why do farms have such tall roofs?
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this post was submitted on 11 Dec 2024
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Hog barns or farrowing houses typically don't have high roofs and you can accommodate more pigs in the same amount of space.
It’s more of how things were engineered and for what uses. IE if the barn is also used for hay or equipment storage in addition to accommodating livestock
I didn't even think of storage, that makes sense, thank you!