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granary

[grey-nuh-ree, gran-uh-] / ˈgreɪ nə ri, ˈgræn ə- /
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Ideas for residential-retail developments and arts institutions have been floated by supporters of its preservation, or perhaps a granary museum, a possible complement to silo tours that some companies already offer.

From New York Times

The tornado skipped across the rice and cotton fields of northeast Arkansas, kicking a barn to splinters and reconfiguring metal granaries as it spewed debris in all directions.

From Washington Post

Nearby, a steel granary tower looked like aluminum foil, crumpled and tossed on the flatlands of Arkansas.

From Washington Post

This granary can hold up to three or five liters of food, but Petlibro also has a selection of other automatic feeders and water fountains if this one doesn’t make the cut.

From Fox News

Instead, goods are going overland to the Brazilian port of Paranagua and to granary ports on the edge of Paraguay's capital Asuncion.

From Reuters