granary

A granary is a building or structure where grains like wheat, oats, and barley are stored. It's often used for large-scale farming operations.

When people talk about granaries, they usually mean big buildings on farms that hold grain until it's sold or used to make food. Many countries have granaries that store grains from different regions, so they can be distributed evenly throughout the year. Some countries also use granary buildings as museums or landmarks, showcasing the importance of grain storage in their history and economy. For example, you might visit a famous granary in Asia that's been converted into a cultural center.