| HOPPER | Tapering container for grain, etc |
| GRANARY | Store for grain, etc (7) |
| BOLL | A measure of capacity for grain, etc, usually six imperial bushels (4) |
| SILO | Storage container for grain |
| BRANDISH | Flourish container for grain husks? |
| SCOOPS | Exclusive news stories; water bailers for boats and dinghies; or, hand-shovels for taking up chicken feed, flour, grain etc (6) |
| BIN | A receptacle for holding grain etc. |
| BARN | A large farm building for storing grain etc. (4) |
| METATE | Stone used with a mano for grinding coffee, cacao, grain etc (6) |
| RIDDLE | A sieve, especially a coarse one used for sand, grain, etc (6) |
| SCOOP | An apple-corer; cheese-gouger; water-bailer; ice cream- or mashed potato-server; or, a hand shovel for taking up flour, fodder, grain etc (5) |
| CHUTES | Channels using gravity to convey water or grain etc. |
| CATERING | Processed grain etc, providing food (8) |
| PESTLE | Utensil for grinding spices, grains etc |
| WEEVIL | Type of beetle that feeds of stored grain etc (6) |
| YIELD | The total amount of fruit, grain, etc. produced by a crop (5) |
| SUPERFOODS | Word used to describe nutritious fruits, vegetables, grains etc, such as acai, blueberries, sea buckthorn, kale, teff, quinoa and turmeric (10) |
| INTARSIA | Form of marquetry using timber of differing colours, grains etc to form pictures; or, colourwork/patterning in knitting reminiscent of this (8) |
| SCULL | A shallow kipe or basket for grain, herring, peats, potatoes, turnips etc; a shoal of migrating fish; or, one of a pair of spoon-bladed oars for propelling a racing shell of the same name (5) |
| CRIB | A model in a Nativity scene of the manger in which the infant Jesus Christ was laid at birth; a wicker basket; a cowshed for oxen; a bin for grain; a card game developed from noddy; or, a little bed f |
