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Description: Stanchion barns were typical of the upper Midwestern United States in the 1970's. Cows arrangement with a central feed alley in a head to head configuration as depicted here was not as popular as stanchion barns with cows arranged in a tail to tail configuration with peripheral feeding alleys. The cows were milked in their stalls with a portable milking machine. The barn was insulated. Exhaust fans provided fresh air and removed moisture.
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