Paddy silo

Paddy silos are those big, vertical structures built just for storing paddy rice-unhulled rice, to put it simply. Most of the time, they're made of steel or concrete, shaped like a cylinder or a cone. The top part has openings for loading and unloading the paddy, plus ventilation holes that keep the rice from going bad and rotting.

Farmers, rice mills, and food processing companies all rely on these silos for long-term paddy storage. They're pretty handy, really-keeping the rice safe from pests, dampness, and all sorts of weather damage that could ruin it.

The size of these silos isn't one-size-fits-all; it just depends on their storage capacity. The smaller ones can hold a few hundred tons easy, while the large-scale models are capable of storing thousands of tons without any hassle.
These paddy silos are absolute must-haves for the rice industry. They're the ones that make sure we've got a steady rice supply all year round, even when harvests are not up to par and yields are low.