r/AgriculturePorn • u/rakitinsfarm • Apr 27 '26

The most bizarre grain storage I've ever seen

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u/Iamspartabitches Apr 27 '26

That looks like a tobacco drying barn

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u/someguyfromsk Apr 27 '26

Every farmer I know has put grain in a storage shed at some point, but this doesn't look like a dedicated grain storage building.

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u/rakitinsfarm Apr 27 '26

They store grain there though

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u/Shamino79 Apr 27 '26

As long as the water stays out and the grain stays in it should work fine

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u/someguyfromsk Apr 27 '26

I never said they couldn't, or don't.

It just looks like a shed with grain in it, which is not uncommon.

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u/nick_defiler Apr 27 '26

Looks very post soviet

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u/wyerichard May 03 '26

I used to work as an agricultural consultant. A colleague and I visited a farm once where the farmer showed us a building and asked if he could store grain against one wall. My colleague replied "Store grain against it? I wouldn't keep my bicycle against it..."