The presence of pests in stored grain is an ongoing problem. But help may be at hand as Western Australian research is expected to result in improved
management practices and minimise the development of resistance to
fumigants.
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Conducted by the Department of Agriculture and Food and
bulk handler the CBH Group, the research investigates the ecology
of pests in stored grain and aims to help Australian cereal grain continue to meet market
requirements, including zero tolerance to live insects in export grain. Read more...
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