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Farm, Ranch and Commercial Buildings - Custom Sizes Available


Our buildings feature all new I-beam main frame with 8-inch roof and 6-inch wall purlins. The roof and wall sheets are 26 gauge.


Compare our buildings with any in the industry and you won’t fi nd a better deal. With 20 years experience we can erect your building anywhere in Texas and surrounding states.


Hayshed Roof Only


29x40x12––––– $11,950 39x60x14––––– $15,500 49x100x16–––– $24,950


Implement


Enclosed back and two end walls. All prices are turnkey.


29x40x12––––––– $13,600 39x60x14––––––– $19,500 49x100x16–––––– $32,950


Fully Enclosed 1-3x7 walk door, 1 framed opening


29x40x12–––––––$15,900 39x60x14–––––––$22,950 49x100x16––––––$37,950


Ernest Miller - 705 Trey Cr. Rd., Floresville, TX 78114 - 830-200-7531 millerbiltbuildings.com


T


exas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association (TSCRA) offi cers and volunteer leaders had the


opportunity to meet with Gov. Greg Abbott in Austin in late November. Over a beef meal, the association leaders shared their goals and concerns with the governor. ❚


T e ORIGINAL Poly Hay Feeder!


18 The Cattleman January 2017


thecattlemanmagazine.com


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