Philip Burrill demonstrates how to monitor grain for pests using a seive.
Monitoring and sieving for pests
Bunker storage setup
Philip Burrill explains how to setup for bunker storage.
Adding on-farm grain storage – considerations
Philip Burrill outlines the considerations for expanding on-farm grain storage
Tips on grain storage hygiene
Philip Burrill explains the fundamentals of good grain storage hygiene
Considering temporary grain storage? Bunkers are an option
Philip Burrill presents a short video on the key features of reliable bunker storage.
Continue readingMoving your grain? Tips on storage hygiene
A short video on high impact tips for effective hygiene and structural treatments for grain storages.
Continue readingNeeding to add grain storage on-farm? Things to consider
Considerations for expanding on-farm grain storage facilities
Continue readingPressure relief valve maintenance
Monitoring grain in storage
GCTV Extension Files: Grain Bags – fumigation
Two methods for fumigating and venting grain bags with phosphine have been trialed. While passively venting a grain bag is possible, it takes significantly longer than using a fan to draw the gas out.
Below is a video of Philip Burrill demonstrating the quicker method of venting using a fan. In the video below that, Chris Warrick and Alex Conway demonstrate a passive method and outline what to expect.
Always follow label directions and use the specified Personal Protective Equipment.
Venting with a fan
Venting passively without a fan