stored product pests | Pest Management Professional

Pat Kelley, BCE, of Insects Limited, shares tips on how to optimize trap capture of insects.

James Miller, ACE, of Trécé, shares tips for monitoring goals to protect food from stored product pests.

Joe Barile, of Bayer, explains how thorough inspections, treatments and prevention can help eliminate stored product pests.

Casey Prewitt, of Neogen, discusses how to have a solid IPM plan in place for early detection and successful treatment...

Mel Whitson, of Zoëcon Professional Products, explains how kitchens are go-to spots for store product pests and how to prevent...

Dr. Eric Paysen, of Syngenta, explains that it is important to quickly stop the infestation to help prevent food spoilage.

The mass trapping Pro-Pest Pheronet Pheromone Trap has a new look.

In a recent study, Indianmeal moths (Plodia interpunctella, or IMM) exhibited certain behavior patterns depending upon living conditions.

Primary SPP infest healthy, whole grains directly, while secondary SPP feed on broken kernels, grain dusts and molds that grow...

Insects Limited is planning a free educational webinar, “Role of Temperature in the Biology and Control of Stored Product Pests,”...

Upon finding a rich supply of food, mice carry it off piece by piece and store it in a hiding...

Mating disruption is a relatively new technology for the professional pest management industry, offering the control and prevention of stored...

Stored product pest (SPP) encompasses not only food-infesting “pantry” beetles and moths, but also textile-infesting species.

Having a solid integrated pest management (IPM) program in place is crucial for early detection and successful treatment for SPP.

While the kitchen is the most common room for treating stored product pests, it’s important to remember other areas that...