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KSA’s grains storage capacity rises by 37% with 2 new silos


KSA’s grains storage capacity rises by 37% with 2 new silos


By Arab News ·
Saudi agriculture minister inaugurates $97m silo in Yanbu

Saudi agriculture minister inaugurates $97m silo in Yanbu

By Arab News ·
Beirut’s blast-hit silos must be demolished, experts warn

Beirut’s blast-hit silos must be demolished, experts warn

By AFP ·

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