Which of the following is used to store a large quantity of harvested crops?

Large amounts of harvested crops can be stored and preserved in granaries and silos.

Granaries are common in traditional agricultural villages and can be made of clay or wood. Granaries are frequently raised to keep out rodents, and insects, and to stop moisture from building up and spoiling the stored crops.

On the other hand, silos are constructions that are often composed of steel or concrete. They are made to store huge amounts of wheat and other agricultural products. Silos are designed to be airtight, which is helpful to maintain the quality of the stored crops by preventing the development of fungi and bacteria.