| description: | Stacking Sheaves, Common In Western Canada From Pioneer Days Into The 1930s. Sometimes Grain Was Stacked To Prserve Quality In The Event Of Late Threshing. Often Stacks Were Retained For Winter Sheaf Feed For Horses And Cattle. Building Stacks To Shed Wter Quickly Became A Lost Art When Threshing Outfits Gave Way To The Combine |