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Barns have been in use for centuries. They are used for housing livestock, including cattle and horses, as well as equipment and fodder, and often grain. In the U.S., the first barns were built by English and Scottish settlers and…

Agricultural buildings have come a long way from the old-fashioned barn. Modern design and building methods now make farm facilities a veritable oasis for livestock, equines, equipment, and crops. Trends of larger farms and agricultural operations require buildings to match.  …

There are as many choices in agricultural building design as there are types of agriculture. Whether you are planning housing, barns, equipment sheds, greenhouses, storage spaces, or even specialized facilities for agritourism or product processing, the right design will create…

When it comes to choosing a barn style that fits your business needs and your design ideas, the choices can be overwhelming—especially since there are so many of them. Whether you’re storing a harvest or sheltering your livestock, it’s nice…

Planning an eco-friendly barn involves alternative lighting and heating systems, sustainable and renewable materials, and much more. Going green benefits people, your animals, the environment, and your bottom line! Read about these environmentally friendly options to consider when you’re building…

Whether your farm offers summer produce co-ops or hosts pumpkin patch rides, your agricultural-based company needs space to efficiently and safely store the tools and supplies that power your business. The benefits of adding an agricultural storage barn to your…

Adding a structure to your home or business can be a big decision. Depending on whether your needs are commercial, agricultural or residential, big or small, an addition or a new structure, the choices can be overwhelming. That’s why we’ve…