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    Bugs in Grain

    Hearing of lots of bug problems in grain. Not a problem so far for my farm. What about you guys? My wheat is all on air so was not worried but I am hearing still can be a problem.
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    #2
    Freeze the bins at -20C, all if any should be dead. Their eggs are in all grain, but need warm grain to hatch.

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      #3
      Yes your right ,cold weather is the best treatment,

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        #4
        Too bad hasn't been cold enough to get the grain well below 0 yet this year.

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          #5
          Originally posted by brs View Post
          Too bad hasn't been cold enough to get the grain well below 0 yet this year.
          A whole week or more coming right up....

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            #6
            Used to fight with insects on my father's field couple of years ago. It was a real disaster for us. https://pestcontrolhacks.com/ Nicholas told us how to solve this problem on his blog. We found a lot of useful tips about pest control there.

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              #7
              haven't got a bushel of grain left on farm, first time ever, no bugs, lol

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                #8
                Originally posted by caseih View Post
                haven't got a bushel of grain left on farm, first time ever, no bugs, lol
                Same here. Feels great don’t it. 😎

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                  #9
                  I like bins full to the brim, no worries about summer storms blowing them away.

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