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Abstract
A tobacco grower occasionally has insufficient barn space to house his crop. This problem is especially severe when a barn is damaged or destroyed and cannot be repaired or replaced before harvest. Also, those leasing or having extra poundage may need short-term, low-cost housing.
Kentucky weather conditions are suited for curing in conventional barns as well as in other special structures with adequate covering and crop protection.
Publication Date
11-1991
Publication Number
AEN-74
Repository Citation
Duncan, George A., "One-Tier Plastic-Covered Tobacco Curing Structure—Tier Rail Design" (1991). Agricultural Engineering Extension Publications. 21.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/aen_reports/21
