why are harvested crops stored why not how and don't spam
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Harvested grains are usually dried before being stored because moisture encourages the growth of microorganisms. They are then stored in metal or earthen containers, gunny bags or grain silos.
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Storage has greatly helped farmers to run their farm at a profit. During harvest seasons, supply is higher than consumption and price falls. Storage also aims at reducing unnecessary field losses. Storage could also be a means of maintaining quality and a high nutritional value of food, especially cereal.
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