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| The history of hay storage in old barns is closely tied to the evolution of agricultural practices. Structures, such as hay barracks, were used to cover stored hay and protect it from moisture. Once cut and cured, hay could be stored in different ways, including stacked or baled in open fields, loose in sheds or barns, or in small bundles or bales in hay-drying sheds or barns. The goal was to keep as much hay as possible dry, ensuring its longevity for animal consumption. |
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