Monitoring and insect identification
Grain storage specialist Chris Warrick presents a webinar on efficient monitoring and insect identification
Grain storage specialist Chris Warrick presents a webinar on efficient monitoring and insect identification
Grain storage specialist Chris Warrick presents a webinar on aeration cooling
Grain storage specialist Chris Warrick presents a webinar on using grain protectants
Philip Burrill explains how to use probe traps to monitor for stored grain pests. Vigilant Monitoring Protects Grain Assets
Philip Burrill demonstrates how to monitor grain for pests using a seive. Vigilant Monitoring Protects Grain Assets
Equipment requirements: Requires a gas-tight sealed silo – meeting Australian standard AS2628 being a five minute half-life pressure-test. Nitrogen generators are required to produce 99%
An initiative of the National Working Party on Grain Protection June 2017 Download PDF
Introduction Carbon dioxide is an alternative insect pest control option to the most commonly used fumigant, phosphine. Driven largely by market request for ‘organic grain’
Authors: Dr Manoj Nayak, DAF, Ecosciences Precinct, Dutton Park Brisbane Download PDF Introduction Mites are common pests in grain storages and mostly occur in damp