Partial cover with no side cover of very large bales of straw in eastern Washington.
A feeding shed where a round bale is placed under in a paddock. This offers some protection and access to a tractor for cleaning.
Waste is contained in this shed and hay is kept in the semi trailer next to it and rotated out with each delivery.
This is a custom made lift for getting hay bales into the loft.
This is a custom made lift for getting hay bales into the loft.
Shavings kept outdoors in a containment area and covered with a tarp.
Hay and grain kept in a retired truck body.
Vaulted ceilings like Grand Central Station in NYC. This was where the carriages were parked. A famous barn in CT that was built in the 1940's by the same archetect used in the building of Grand Central Station in NYC. Hay is stacked neatly near the stalls.
A stall is commonly used for storage of equipment, feed and bedding.
Organized and clean feed room
Shavings covered by a tarp.
Bedding storage inside the barn.
Wood sawdust is the bedding used in this barn not just for the stalls but for the large aisle used for exercising the horses. Everything is clean and organized in this barn. A lot of hard work is clearly evident in the whole barn. Note fire extinguisher (one of many throughout the barn)
Covered bay for shavings and waste storage has a cement wall between them. The large yellow loader on the left manages this system. 1 of 3
Close up of a large storage area for shavings and waste storage. A large front end loader is used to manouver the material.
Covered bay for shavings and waste storage. 3 of 3
A common sight in eastern WA where hay and straw are baled and kept outside covered in tarps except for the ends. About 15 to 20 bales fit on a semi trailer so these are very big storage areas of very big bales.
A common sight in eastern WA where hay and straw are baled and kept outside covered in tarps except for the ends. About 15 to 20 bales fit on a semi trailer so these are very big storage areas of very big bales.
A common sight in eastern WA where hay and straw are baled and kept outside covered in tarps except for the ends. About 15 to 20 bales fit on a semi trailer so these are very big storage areas of very big bales.
Shavings kept outdoors and covered with a tarp. A wash area is in the distance.
