Grain storage specialist Chris Warrick presents a webinar on efficient monitoring and insect identification Vigilant Monitoring Protects Grain Assets Monitoring and sieving for pests Monitoring
Philip Burrill explains how to use probe traps to monitor for stored grain pests. Vigilant Monitoring Protects Grain Assets
When grain enters storage it needs monitoring, just as a crop does throughout the growing season. Regular monitoring means problems are detected early and can
Storing pulses successfully requires a balance between ideal harvest and storage conditions. Harvesting at 14 per cent moisture content captures grain quality and reduces mechanical
Download PDF A Grains Industry Guide Overview and introduction Grain storage systems come in a range of shapes and sizes to meet farm requirements and
In order to kill grain pests at all stages of their life cycle (egg, larva, pupa, adult), phosphine gas needs to reach, and be maintained
Storage pests beat around the bush, GRDC Ground Cover supplement, December 2010 Download PDF
Stored grain pests – identification – Western Region, GRDC, Fact sheet September 2010 Download PDF
Download PDF Material compiled and written by Peter Annis in the description of insects and in the sections, Collection of insects and Fumigation with CO2
