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	Index of research publications    Current Research Projects    Cropping Calendar    Milling Wheat Signpost    Malting Barley Signpost    Grain Storage     -   Store preparation  -   Drying  -   Cooling  -   Insects and mites  -   Pesticides and fumigation  -   Sampling and testing  -   Grain defects and impurities  -   Outloading  -   General storage information Grain Sampling and Analysis    Disease Control    Oilseed Rape Disease Forecasting and Management Tools    Monitoring disease levels     UK Cereal Pathogen Virulence Survey    Recommended Lists (RL Plus)     Sunflowers    Research Initiatives    sow2succeed    soil2crop    Barley Growth Study    Agriculture and Horticulture Research Forum    Publications    Tools    Events    Links    Pesticides and fumigation Pesticides, fumigants and diatomaceous earth for either structural or grain treatments must always be used in accordance with label instructions and as part of an integrated approach to pest management. This is important as there is a limited number of chemicals with which to control pests in grain stores and some, for example DEs, are not acceptable to some processors.    TS8 Effective phosphine fumigation of grain (1997) Describes the use of phosphine as an effective grain storage fumigant and considers insect resistance to the fumigant TS86 Use of chemicals in integrated grain storage (2005) Considers an integrated approach to grain storage without chemicals and also covers chemical treatment for fabric and as a grain protectant under certain circumstances
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