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10747. Anon.. 1991. Guarding the granary.. Harrowsmith Country Life, Jul/Aug 1991, p. 102.
USDA tests have shown that predatory insects do a better job of controlling stored grain pests than fumigation, and pose no risk of contamination. New regulations are needed to allow introduction of biocontrol insects into grain bins. These bugs can be easily removed during cleaning, but their levels generally do not get high. Using the bugs before harvest will help eliminate residual pests and add to the prevention of a problem.