Some new research is aiming to limit the spread of stored grain pests. Recently, the USDA awarded a grant to fund research to stop the larger grain borer and khapra beetle, two insects with the potential to destroy stored grain. On this week’s episode, we hear from Kansas State University professor of entomology Tom Phillips […]
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