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1 pi NEw BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT. During the past year, two
** new buildings have been erected on the Experiment Station farm; ‘
_ Q l a sheep shed and a barn for the study of animal diseases. 1
  The sheep shed, a cut of which is shown in Figure 1, is 63   I _
é . feet long by 22 feet wide and is provided with a feed room, {
shearing floor, shepherd’s room, a lambing apartment for use i
during the winter months and an open shed which may be sub- l
divided into three compartments. E
.- The barn for the study of investigation of obscure diseases l
'. of live stock, a photograph of which is shown in the frontispiece,  
has been erected in close proximity to the hog cholera serum `
- _ laboratory, on the Experiment Station farm. This building is 1
Q, of brick, 40 by 108 feet, and contains eleven box stalls, three .,
single stalls, office and pharmacy, small and large operating  
*, rooms and small animal room. j
In the way of equipment we have added to the small beef  
I- cattle barn on the Experiment Station farm a hollow tiled silo,  
having a capacity of 90 tons of ensilage. (Fig. 2.)  
t I PUBLICATIONS. V Owing to the reorganization of the extension 1
r work as a division of the College of Agriculture, it has been  
found necessary, in order to provide for the publication of cer- Q
t‘ tain material, to resume the circular series of the Experiment  
Station which was allowed to lapse with the publication of Cir- i _
:- cular 3 in April, 1890. i l
The followingis a list of publications issued by the Experi-  
ment Station during the year 1915: `  
1 Bulletins.  
No.  
L 190. Value of Distillers’ Dried Grains in Swine Feeding Opera- l
J, tions. The Value of Wheat as a Feed for Swine. E. S. _ 1
, Good and Wallace V. Smith. January, 1915. Q
i 191. The Teachings of the Kentucky Agricultural Experiment > 
, Station Relative to Soil Fertility. George Roberts. In- i 
7 troduction by Joseph H. Kastle. June, 1915. I
d 192. Non-Alcoholic Carbonated Beverages, Sanitary Condition Q 
_ and Composition. R. M. Allen, J. O. LaBach, W. R. Pin- i
· nell, L. A. Brown. June, 1915.  
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