Barn Curation Blog
This barn curation blog explores online information on the topic of barns. We define content that we think will be of interest and value to the barn community. This blog is a collection of materials ranging from the building of a barn to barn enhancements after a barn is built.
Your Building Site
Read the full article at The Barn Toolbox
Modular Barn – Low Profile
The Low Profile Barn by the Carriage Shed is Amish made with #1 Grade Material. This type of barn is a single story but provides many styles, options, and sizes. This barn type can become your own unique creation.
See the fine selection of Low Profile Modular Barns at The Carriage Shed.
Six Advantages of Modular Barns
Read the full article at J & N Structures
Building A Vet-Approved Barn
Some barns come with a property. Some barns are construction after a new owner purchases a property. Regardless of whether you have an existing structure or are planning a new one, consider equine safety and comfort when retrofitting or designing your barn.
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Modular Barns – The Carriage Shed
See the fine selection of Barns and Buildings at The Carriage Shed.
Seven Classic American Barn Styles
American farmers built their barns with not only practicality in mind, but also aesthetics. These barns are functional and their distinct looks provided a sense of identity to the regional farmlands on which they stood.
Read the full article at Hobby Farms.
Modular Barn – High Country
Are you looking for a barn that houses your precious animals? Are you seeking a structure that allows for ample hay storage? View the excellent selection of modular barns at The Carriage Shed. The most popular barn style at the Carriage Shed is the 8 Pitch High Country Horse Barn.
View modular barn styles at the Carriage Shed.
Environmentally Friendly
Eco-Friendly Horse keeping!
In this age of more and more development, we as horse owners need to consider the impacts we have on our neighbors and the environment. Are we contributing to reduced water quality in our watershed, creating an eyesore and a fly haven?
Read the full article at The Horse.