[forestdale]

http://extension.usu.edu/files/foodpubs/fn502.pdf

 

[homesteadmamma]

Thanks Rhonda.

 

[graci42]

Saved that one to my PC!!
Thanks
Graci

 

[SHOPGIRL]

Thank you.

 

[Valerie in WA]

Very thorough. Thanks for sharing, Rhonda.

 

[qponfanatic]

Thanks!!

 

[jzkitten]

Thanks!

 

[guest7]

Thanks Rhonda... that was helpful. I saved it.

 

[Michelle]

Great article, thanks

 

[Emerald_Mommy]

Very helpful, thanks

 

[waterlover]

Thank you Rhonda!

 

[canadian gardener]

great article, thanks Rhonda!

 

[baxjul]

Thank you!

 

[momof42003]

Great article, I have it saved to the computer.. Thanks Rhonda...

 

[SHOPGIRL]

This is a really worthwhile link to check out. I've been able to stockpile a lot and it's really helped me out this winter. I rarely have to go to the grocery store, and when I do, it's just for perishable items.

 

[brainyblonde]

I didn't see this the first time around. A lot of good information and saved to my favorites list.

 

[Ceashels]

Great article, thank you for posting it. I had to chuckle when I read the following:

Bay leaves, Chewing Gum, Chanting words and Phrases

We receive numerous inquiries asking about exotic treatments to prevent insect infestations in stored grain. In unofficial experiments we have conducted, it was noted that some insects will continue to feed when enclosed in containers with tight fitting lids, even in the presence of these exotic suggestions. We have also concluded that chanting words and phrases fall upon deaf ears. Some consumers have reported on the effectiveness of many exotic treatments. Our investigations have shown these instances to only be effective when no insects were initially present in the food.

I wouldn't have considered putting a stick of tuttifruiti in my oatmeal jar or singing a chant.