Insects in the kitchen are almost never a welcome sign. The reason is very simple: the bugs that frequent your kitchen are after the same thing you are—food. Some will swarm around your fruit ...

Moths, beetles, grain mites, and weevils are commonly found around food storage. Dry goods serve as the main food source for moths, beetles, grain mites, and weevils. If there is evidence of these ...

Rice is at the centre of meals for millions of families, but at the same time, it is one of the most compromised crops once ...

Cold snaps can help farmers cut insect pressure. Learn how temperature and humidity control protect grain quality.

Lodi UK Technical & key accounts director, Ross Goodman said: “Grain insects rely on temperatures above 12 degrees Celsius to breed and survive, meaning when the outside temperature drops, farmers ...

Ross Goodman, Lodi UK Technical & Key Accounts Director, says: “Grain insects rely on temperatures above 12 degrees Celsius to breed and survive, meaning when the outside temperature drops, farmers ...

It's spring time and temperatures are beginning to rise, so that means it's also bug season. That includes those pesky beg bugs, which a harmless but are still a nuisance and are tough to get rid of.