hay storage
Bulk storage of cut grasses, mainly for animal feed but also for stuffing, insulation, or thatching.
Hay storage facilities are places for bulk storage of cut grasses, especially for use as animal feed but sometimes used as stuffing, insulation, or thatching materials.
Animal feeding is the usual purpose, without being the only one. Cut grass held for the other listed material uses remains included.
The stored material has already been cut and harvested. A field where grass is growing has a cultivation or land-use purpose distinct from storage.
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fiber storage
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grain storage
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sugar storage
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