pihattoa
Pihattoa is a Finnish term that describes a specific type of agricultural building. It is essentially a long, often multi-bayed structure designed for housing cattle, particularly cows. These buildings are characterized by their elongated shape and are typically divided into sections to accommodate individual animals or small groups. Historically, pihattoa were common on Finnish farms, serving as a crucial part of livestock management.
The design of a pihattoa generally emphasizes functionality and ease of use for farmers. They are usually
While modern agricultural practices have led to the development of more specialized and technologically advanced housing