Safety Awareness, Sources, Chemical and Hygiene Safety, Managing on farm grain storage, CD

Safety Awareness, Sources, Chemical and Hygiene Safety, Managing on farm grain storage, CD

Managing on-farm grain storage – effective practices for the delivery of quality assured products, ISBN 1 86487 035 4

Principal Author – David J Webley PhD, Quality Wheat CRC Ltd
Executive Editor – Clare Johnson, Quality Wheat CRC Ltd
Project Management – Tony McKenzie, The University of Sydney Orange Campus
© 1999 Quality Wheat CRC Ltd (except for sections where copyright is acknowledged otherwise)

Mycotoxins, Managing on farm grain storage, CD

Managing on-farm grain storage – effective practices for the delivery of quality assured products, ISBN 1 86487 035 4

Principal Author – David J Webley PhD, Quality Wheat CRC Ltd

Executive Editor – Clare Johnson, Quality Wheat CRC Ltd

Project Management – Tony McKenzie, The University of Sydney Orange Campus

© 1999 Quality Wheat CRC Ltd (except for sections where copyright is acknowledged otherwise)

Minor pests, Managing on farm grain storage, CD

Material compiled and written by Peter Annis in the description of insects and in the sections, Collection of insects and Fumigation with CO2 was made available as a result of a joint endeavor of the Stored Grain Research Laboratory, Grains Research and Development Corporation and Quality Wheat CRC Ltd.

The black and white illustrations of insects in the section Grain pests have been reproduced with permission of the Central Science Laboratory, Sand Hutton, York, UK, YO41 1LZ. Telephone 44 (01904) 462272, email science@csl.gov.uk

Information on do-it-yourself insect traps in the section Detecting insects in grain bulks is from an article by David Rees, CSIRO Entomology, Stored Grain Research Laboratory. The accompanying photographs are by CSIRO Entomology. The text and photographs, originally published in Australian Grain, are reproduced by kind permission of the author and Australian Grain.

Psocids, Managing on farm grain storage, CD

Managing on-farm grain storage – effective practices for the delivery of quality assured products, ISBN 1 86487 035 4

Principal Author – David J Webley PhD, Quality Wheat CRC Ltd

Executive Editor – Clare Johnson, Quality Wheat CRC Ltd

Project Management – Tony McKenzie, The University of Sydney Orange Campus

© 1999 Quality Wheat CRC Ltd (except for sections where copyright is acknowledged otherwise)
Material compiled and written by Peter Annis in the description of insects and in the sections, Collection of insects and Fumigation with CO2 was made available as a result of a joint endeavor of the Stored Grain Research Laboratory, Grains Research and Development Corporation and Quality Wheat CRC Ltd.

The black and white illustrations of insects in the section Grain pests have been reproduced with permission of the Central Science Laboratory, Sand Hutton, York, UK, YO41 1LZ. Telephone 44 (01904) 462272, email science@csl.gov.uk
Information on do-it-yourself insect traps in the section Detecting insects in grain bulks is from an article by David Rees, CSIRO Entomology, Stored Grain Research Laboratory. The accompanying photographs are by CSIRO Entomology. The text and photographs, originally published in Australian Grain, are reproduced by kind permission of the author and Australian Grain.

Rice, maize or granary weevils, Managing on farm grain storage, CD

Managing on-farm grain storage – effective practices for the delivery of quality assured products, ISBN 1 86487 035 4

Principal Author – David J Webley PhD, Quality Wheat CRC Ltd

Executive Editor – Clare Johnson, Quality Wheat CRC Ltd

Project Management – Tony McKenzie, The University of Sydney Orange Campus

© 1999 Quality Wheat CRC Ltd (except for sections where copyright is acknowledged otherwise)

Material compiled and written by Peter Annis in the description of insects and in the sections, Collection of insects and Fumigation with CO2 was made available as a result of a joint endeavor of the Stored Grain Research Laboratory, Grains Research and Development Corporation and Quality Wheat CRC Ltd.

The black and white illustrations of insects in the section Grain pests have been reproduced with permission of the Central Science Laboratory, Sand Hutton, York, UK, YO41 1LZ. Telephone 44 (01904) 462272, email science@csl.gov.uk

Information on do-it-yourself insect traps in the section Detecting insects in grain bulks is from an article by David Rees, CSIRO Entomology, Stored Grain Research Laboratory. The accompanying photographs are by CSIRO Entomology. The text and photographs, originally published in Australian Grain, are reproduced by kind permission of the author and Australian Grain.

ions of insects in the section Grain pests have been reproduced with permission of the Central Science Laboratory, Sand Hutton, York, UK, YO41 1LZ. Telephone 44

Flat grain beetle, Managing on farm grain storage, CD

Managing on-farm grain storage – effective practices for the delivery of quality assured products, ISBN 1 86487 035 4

Principal Author – David J Webley PhD, Quality Wheat CRC Ltd

Executive Editor – Clare Johnson, Quality Wheat CRC Ltd

Project Management – Tony McKenzie, The University of Sydney Orange Campus

© 1999 Quality Wheat CRC Ltd (except for sections where copyright is acknowledged otherwise)

Material compiled and written by Peter Annis in the description of insects and in the sections, Collection of insects and Fumigation with CO2 was made available as a result of a joint endeavor of the Stored Grain Research Laboratory, Grains Research and Development Corporation and Quality Wheat CRC Ltd.

The black and white illustrations of insects in the section Grain pests have been reproduced with permission of the Central Science Laboratory, Sand Hutton, York, UK, YO41 1LZ. Telephone 44 (01904) 462272, email science@csl.gov.uk

Information on do-it-yourself insect traps in the section Detecting insects in grain bulks is from an article by David Rees, CSIRO Entomology, Stored Grain Research Laboratory. The accompanying photographs are by CSIRO Entomology. The text and photographs, originally published in Australian Grain, are reproduced by kind permission of the author and Australian Grain.

Saw toothed grain beetle, oryzaephilus surinamunis, Managing on farm grain storage, CD

Saw toothed grain beetle, oryzaephilus surinamunis, Managing on farm grain storage, CD

Managing on-farm grain storage – effective practices for the delivery of quality assured products, ISBN 1 86487 035 4

Principal Author – David J Webley PhD, Quality Wheat CRC Ltd

Executive Editor – Clare Johnson, Quality Wheat CRC Ltd

Project Management – Tony McKenzie, The University of Sydney Orange Campus

© 1999 Quality Wheat CRC Ltd (except for sections where copyright is acknowledged otherwise)

Material compiled and written by Peter Annis in the description of insects and in the sections, Collection of insects and Fumigation with CO2 was made available as a result of a joint endeavor of the Stored Grain Research Laboratory, Grains Research and Development Corporation and Quality Wheat CRC Ltd.

The black and white illustrations of insects in the section Grain pests have been reproduced with permission of the Central Science Laboratory, Sand Hutton, York, UK, YO41 1LZ. Telephone 44 (01904) 462272, email science@csl.gov.uk

Information on do-it-yourself insect traps in the section Detecting insects in grain bulks is from an article by David Rees, CSIRO Entomology, Stored Grain Research Laboratory. The accompanying photographs are by CSIRO Entomology. The text and photographs, originally published in Australian Grain, are reproduced by kind permission of the author and Australian Grain.

Lesser grain borer Rhyzopertha dominica, Managing on farm grain storage, CD

Lesser grain borer Rhyzopertha dominica, Managing on farm grain storage, CD

Managing on-farm grain storage – effective practices for the delivery of quality assured products, ISBN 1 86487 035 4

Principal Author – David J Webley PhD, Quality Wheat CRC Ltd

Executive Editor – Clare Johnson, Quality Wheat CRC Ltd

Project Management – Tony McKenzie, The University of Sydney Orange Campus

© 1999 Quality Wheat CRC Ltd (except for sections where copyright is acknowledged otherwise)

Material compiled and written by Peter Annis in the description of insects and in the sections, Collection of insects and Fumigation with CO2 was made available as a result of a joint endeavor of the Stored Grain Research Laboratory, Grains Research and Development Corporation and Quality Wheat CRC Ltd.

The black and white illustrations of insects in the section Grain pests have been reproduced with permission of the Central Science Laboratory, Sand Hutton, York, UK, YO41 1LZ. Telephone 44 (01904) 462272, email science@csl.gov.uk
Information on do-it-yourself insect traps in the section Detecting insects in grain bulks is from an article by David Rees, CSIRO Entomology, Stored Grain Research Laboratory. The accompanying photographs are by CSIRO Entomology. The text and photographs, originally published in Australian Grain, are reproduced by kind permission of the author and Australian Grain.

Economics of On-farm Storage, Managing on farm Grain Storage, CD

Managing on-farm grain storage – effective practices for the delivery of quality assured products, ISBN 1 86487 035 4

Principal Author – David J Webley PhD, Quality Wheat CRC Ltd

Executive Editor – Clare Johnson, Quality Wheat CRC Ltd

Project Management – Tony McKenzie, The University of Sydney Orange Campus

© 1999 Quality Wheat CRC Ltd (except for sections where copyright is acknowledged otherwise)

This section is based on the RIRDC Grain Marketing Handbook, which was prepared by Neil Clark and Associates and funded by the Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation and the Grains Research & Development Corporation. Neil Clark and Associates acknowledges assistance from Australian Wheat Forecasters in the preparation of this material. The material on this web–CD was revised by David Webley and edited by Orange Agricultural College. Used by permission.

The spreadsheet linked to the section, The cost of on-farm storage, Break Even Grain Storage Model, was developed for Agriculture Victoria by Peter Botta and Brendan Madden. © Agriculture Victoria. Reproduced by permission.