Which of the following structures are used for storing grains?

The process of keeping grains, including wheat, rice, corn, and barley, for future use, is referred to as grain storage. Grain must be stored properly to maintain its nutritional content and quality, guard against pest and moisture damage, and reduce losses from spoiling and waste.

Silos are tall, cylindrical structures made of concrete or metal that are used to store bulk materials such as grain. They are commonly used on farms or in commercial grain storage facilities to temporarily or permanently store grain.

Granaries, on the other hand, are buildings that store grain, seeds, and other agricultural products. They can be above or below ground and are usually made of wood, stone, or brick. Granaries, unlike silos, frequently have multiple chambers for storing different types of grain.