graincentre

noun
UK /ˈɡreɪnˌsɛntə/
US /ˈɡreɪnˌsɛntər/

A graincentre is a place where farmers bring their grain to be stored and sold.

The trucks lined up at the graincentre to unload their wheat.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A business that buys and sells different kinds of grain.

The graincentre offered good prices for barley this season.

3. A central collection point for grain before it is shipped elsewhere.

Rail cars were loaded at the graincentre near the river.

4. A facility with tall bins used to dry and keep grain safe.

The new graincentre can hold thousands of tonnes of corn.