Dear Friend,

Maybe you are building a shop because you have always wanted one and decided now is the best time. Most farmers service their equipment themselves. It pays to have a decent place to work.  

Every Job Has Its Place
The ideal shop has various areas for different tasks. One corner is for welding, another is where tool cabinets reside.

Consider having a separate space or room to clean equipment. Will your shop have a table somewhere to take breaks or eat lunch?  Download our freemium: Efficient Farm Shop Tips.

Save on Heat and Energy in Your Farm Shop
Many prefer in-floor heat, but it may not be for everyone. The size of the shop heating system depends on the size of the shop, how often it is used and how often the large doors will be opened or closed.

For more shop tips and tricks, download our freemium below. pieces of information and you will get a link to the paper in your email in-box. It is that simple.

What Else You Will Find In Your Efficient Farm Shop Tips Freemium?

1. Decide which door size fits your needs
Consider how you want to handle your machinery. Some farmers like to bring in the equipment and then unfold it, while others want a door that's wide enough to just drive in, unfolded. Don't forget about the height of the door as well.

2. Provide adequate electrical capacity
Providing adequate electrical capacity for both current use and future growth is important from both a functional and safety perspective.

3. Secure your shop from intruders
The high price of scrap metal and copper likely is the reason thefts on farm equipment and tools are increasing. Be sure to take the guess work out of the security.

This free report - Efficient Farm Shop Tips - offers you an in-depth look at a wide range of information and an approach that can offer you the best way to build new or update your current farm shop.