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What if stored grain insect problems develop?

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What if stored grain insect problems develop?

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If a problem is determined, a producer can move grain in cold weather (Minus 20 Celsius or colder). Moving the grain cools and dries the grain and insects, reducing populations and dispersing any warm or moist grain pockets. Pneumatic conveyors (grain vacs) will kill most free-living insects, especially fungus feeding insects and mites. Incorporating diatomaceous earth products while rebinning can also help minimize stored grain pest buildup. Dry grain will be most effective with Protect It. Fumigation with a chemical such as Phostoxin is also possible at this stage. This is a Restricted product and use can only be performed by a licensed applicator. To Use With Phostoxin (2) No matter what chemical is used, always follow label directions and Restrictions on Sales and Wait periods before sale.

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