Ī straw shed,depends how big, if you are going to feed straw all the year round ,or grass and just straw in the dry season,buy it when you need it ,or all in one hit when it is cheaper at harvest time, the cheapest would be the one-meter concrete posts ,and use eucalyptus posts and eucalyptus roof joists ,and tin sheets ,should do, a straw barn for 20 000 baht ?. I live in a big cow area a few cattle sheds are being built ,most now seem to be around 80-100 000 baht ,problem is labour, not cheep any more, and steel has gone up in price this year a lot,I brought some tin sheets a few months ago 17 baht/running foot. What about the floor? for the feed area you will need concrete ,the whole shed down with concrete would be ideal ,but expensive ,stone put down and rolled would do the job.
you can find second hand steel posts ,we have a shop that sells grade b steel ,more than good enough for cattle shed ,and cheaper than the best stuff. You could use say 4x4 inch steel posts or 3 inches round posts ,more expensive but more solid. you can work the size of the shed from thisĬost?depends on how you are going to do it ,the video clip ,the concrete posts and steel roof joists,just about a standard Thai cattle shed ,the roof could be tin sheets ,the cheapest ,or the insulated tin sheets ,good for the hot season ,or the fibre sheets. For one cow you need about 6.5 sq/meters /head ,a calf will need 2-3sq/meters/head ,depending on size ,you will need to add 2-3 sq/meters/head.for a feed area.
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