One hundred and eleven of the following 127 articles from Agricultural Research were included in “A review of stored-product entomology information sources”. The list is given twice: first chronologically and then by categories to make finding a particular type of publication easier. The articles were written by Agricultural Research staff writers.
1953 Early dust stops stored-wheat insects 1(11): 11
1953 Electronic destroyer of stored-grain insects 2(4): 10-11
1953 Quick test for fumigants 1(7): 13
1953 Small farm may save stored grain 1(7): 12-13
1954 100 years of professional entomology 2(9): 3-5
1955 Fight against khapra beetle 3(1): 16
1955 Fifteen grain warehouses 3(7): 16
1956 A report on the khapra beetle campaign 4(9): 8-9
1957 Protecting stored peanut from insects 6(3): 6
1959 Khapra beetle again 8(1): 15-16
1959 Radio waves that kill 8(2): 15
1963 Barring our doors against plant pests 12(6): 8-9
1965 Guarding against seafaring khapras 14(2): 8-9
1965 Tuning in on insects 14(5): 14
1966 Beetles shy from light, are trapped 14(10): 15
1966 Gases kill storage insects 15(2): 7
1966 Upsetting insect metamorphosis 14(9): 8-9
1967 Foreign scientists help US fight khapra beetle 16(4): 10-11
1967 New grain irradiator 15(12): 11
1967 Quest for microbial alternatives 24(11): 6-7
1967 RF injures yellow mealworm 16(1): 16
1967 Treated trays protect raisins 16(3): 13
1968 Clues to rice weevil attractant 17(4): 15-16
1968 Light can re-set insect’s biological clock 16(10): 8-9
1968 Microbial insecticides 16(9): 8-9
1968 Much wheat damage preharvest 17(2): 11
1969 Fumigating crated cereal products 17(8): 16
1969 Insecticide vapor more effective than sprays for stored food 17(7): 7
1970 CO2 vs Insects 19(3): 10-11
1970 Indian-meal moth stripped out of stored grain 18(12): 5
1971 Magnets detect insects 20(5): 7
1971 Mothproofing … the search for safer pesticides 20(3): 6-7
1971 Radiation vs grain insects 20(2): 16
1971 Which temperatures kill wax moths? 19(8): 14
1972 Curbing navel orangeworms 20(9): 13
1972 Drier air deadly to insects 20(12): 15
1972 Feeding insects the peel 21(2): 15
1972 For Indianmeal moths…birth control slows population clock 20(12): 11
1973 Aerating corn for short-term storage 22(1): 3-5
1973 Beetle shuns WURLD wheat 21(12): 15-16
1973 Beetle shuns WURLD wheat 21(12): 15-16
1973 Inert atmosphere vs. stored grain pests 22(1): 12
1973 Insect control with microwaves 22(1): 14
1973 Juvenile hormone makes monster insects 21(11): 3-4
1973 Sterilizing insects saves the grain 21(10): 3-5
1973 Turning the tide on insect pests 21(7): 13
1973 Turning the tide on insect pests 21(7): 13
1974 Summer protection for woolens 23(3): 11
1975 A potent weapon against stored grain insects 24(4): 5
1975 Carpet beetle also likes wool-synthetic fibers 24(1): 13
1975 Finding weevil-resistant wheats 23(10): 10
1975 Improving on the pharaohs 23(7): 13
1975 Insect-free dried fruit 23(8): 20
1976 In stored grain: no oxygen – no insects 25(2): 3-5
1976 Mothproofing woolens 24(7): 16
1976 The Arkansas strain 24(8): 5
1978 Beetle pests in stored food 27(7): 3-5
1978 Sterile moths reduce insecticide 26(10): 14-15
1978 Successful control of Khapra beetle 26(10): 7
1979 Lowering oxygen level to control insects 28(1): 16
1979 Protecting stored grain 27(8): 13
1980 Almond moth recapture rates monitored 29(3): 13
1980 BT controls grain insects 28(9): 4-6
1980 Waging war on peanut pest 29(3): 12
1982 Rice weevil lure found 30(7): 5
1983 Fumigating empty metal bins 32(2): 14
1983 Weevil attraction unites insects 32(4): 10-11
1984 Controlling stored grain pests without pesticides 32(13): 16
1984 Pheromones – decoding insect chemical communication 32(13): 8-12
1985 Gene find may overcome resistance 33(3): 4
1985 New insect sex pheromone mimic 33(7): 16
1985 New stored grain protectant – Fenoxycarb 33(9): 4
1985 New system hears insects chewing 33(4): 13-15
1985 Pheromones for grain weevil 33(10): 16
1986 Stored grain spray – less water 34(1): 5-6
1986 Tomato product repels grain weevil 34(8): 5
1987 Controlling lesser mealworm in coop 35(6): 16
1987 Insect control at sea 35(1): 6-10
1987 Sweetpotato weevil pheromone 35(4): 16
1987 What’s the chewing 35(1): 16
1988 New virus mix kills insects in raisins 36(10): 13
1990 Wasp takes wiff and grain pest is history 38(1): 22
1991 Computers guard the granary 39(9): 16-17
1991 Replacing fumigants with beneficial insects 39(2): 14-16
1993 Acoustic sensors detect insect deep inside grain bin 41 (7): 6-7
1993 Maternal gene means life or death for flour beetle 41(1): 23
1993 Pest arrest in Manhattan, Kansas 41(7): 7-9
1994 ARS/industry R&D takes aim with bio-based pest solution 42(1):23
1995 Beyond methyl bromide 43(1): 14-18
1995 Computer figures stored-grain insect risk 43(6): 22
1995 Good pirate 43(3): 19
1996 ARS taps grain bugs’ suppertime 44(1): 23
1996 Listening to insects 44(9): 7
1996 Microwave zap grain pests 44(5): 21
1997 Computer model helps grain stay too cool for bugs 45(6): 23
1998 EGPIC: An automated insect census-taker 46(9): 20-21
1998 Model helps time stored pest fumigation 46(7): 21
1998 NIR detects, destroys insect pests 46(5): 14
1998 Pest-proofing food packaging 46(3): 10-11
1999 Microbes produce sap beetle attractants 47(4): 20-21
2000 Avidin 48(8): 8-9
2000 Elevating grain storage practices 48(4): 18-19
2000 Natural product helps insects “bite the dust” 48(6): 23
2001 Listening to larvae 49(3): 21
2001 Spreading good management practices among elevator managers 49(11): 14
2002 Fighting insect pests of stored food 50(1): 16-17
2003 Monitoring system counts insects, identifies species 51(7): 12-13
2003 Scientists try to stop cereal killer 51(5): 20-21
2003 Zapping sweetpotato weevils 51(4): 22
2005 Beetle mania 53(11): 4-6
2005 From granaries to insecticides: NIR technology helps 53(3): 8-9
2006 “Sting operation” to protect groceries 54(5): 23
2006 Stored grains are singing 54(9): 23
2007 How the beetle gets its shell 55(1): 23
2007 Potato pests vulnerable to insect virus 55(4): 23
2008 First beetle blueprint is complete 56(8): 23
2008 Spotting insects in stored grain electrically 56(2): 23
2009 Grain pest’s genes turned against it 57(10): 21
2010 Anti-pest aeration: a new twist on an old concept 58(7): 18
2012 Innovations for pest control in produce 60(6): 2
2013 Patented New Trap Irresistible to Insect Pests 61(10): 21.
2014 Cleaning Honeycombs With Ozone 62(3): 12-13.
2014 New Lure May Help Growers Combat Almonds’ No. 1 Insect Pest Navel Orangeworm 62(8): 20-22.
2014 Moisture Meter Technology for In-Shell Peanuts Licensed 62(8): 16-17.
2015 Luring a Pest of Popular Nuts 63(5):
2015 How Coffee Berry Borers Survive on Caffeine 63(12):
2017 Moisture Meter Will Help Prevent Grain Losses 65(3):
By Category
Insect pests – Dermestidae
1955 Fight against khapra beetle 3(1): 16
1955 Fifteen grain warehouses 3(7): 16
1956 A report on the khapra beetle campaign 4(9): 8-9
1959 Khapra beetle again 8(1): 15-16
1963 Barring our doors against plant pests 12(6): 8-9
1965 Guarding against seafaring khapras 14(2): 8-9
1967 Foreign scientists help US fight khapra beetle 16(4): 10-11
1975 Carpet beetle also likes wool-synthetic fibers 24(1): 13
1978 Successful control of khapra beetle 26(10): 7
Insect pests – Pyralidae
1972 For Indianmeal moths…birth control slows population clock 20(12): 11
Insect pests – Tenebrionidae
1993 Maternal gene means life or death for flour beetle 41(1): 23
2005 Beetle mania 53(11): 4-6
2007 How the beetle gets its shell 55(1): 23
2008 First beetle blueprint is complete 56(8): 23
2009 Grain pest’s genes turned against it 57(10): 21
Pest management
1954 100 years of professional entomology 2(9): 3-5
1957 Protecting stored peanut from insects 6(3): 6
1972 Curbing navel orangeworms 20(9): 13
1978 Sterile moths reduce insecticide 26(10): 14-15
1979 Protecting stored grain 27(8): 13
1985 New insect sex pheromone mimic 33(7): 16
1986 Tomato product repels grain weevil 34(8): 5
1987 Controlling lesser mealworm in coop 35(6): 16
1991 Computers guard the granary 39(9): 16-17
1993 Pest arrest in Manhattan, Kansas 41(7): 7-9
1994 ARS/industry R&D takes aim with bio-based pest solution 42(1): 23
1995 Beyond methyl bromide 43(1): 14-18
1995 Computer figures stored-grain insect risk 43(6): 22
1997 Computer model helps grain stay too cool for bugs 45(6): 23
1998 Model helps time stored pest fumigation 46(7): 21
2000 Elevating grain storage practices 48(4): 18-19
2001 Spreading good management practices among elevator managers 49(11): 14
2002 Fighting insect pests of stored food 50(1): 16-17
2003 Scientists try to stop cereal killer 51(5): 20-21
2005 From granaries to insecticides: NIR technology helps 53(3): 8-9
2012 Innovations for pest control in produce 60(6): 2
Aeration
1953 Small fam may save stored grain 1(7): 12-13
1973 Aerating corn for short-term storage 22(1): 3-5
2010 Anti-pest aeration: a new twist on an old concept 58(7): 18
Biological control
1967 Quest for microbial alternatives 24(11): 6-7
1968 Microbial insecticides 16(9): 8-9
1973 Turning the tide on insect pests 21(7): 13
1973 Beetle shuns WURLD wheat 21(12): 15-16
1975 Finding weevil-resistant wheats 23(10): 10
1976 The Arkansas strain 24(8): 5
1978 Beetle pests in stored food 27(7): 3-5
1980 BT controls grain insects 28(9): 4-6
1980 Waging war on peanut pest 29(3): 12
1986 Stored grain spray – less water 34(1): 5-6
1988 New virus mix kills insects in raisins 36(10): 13
1990 Wasp takes wiff and grain pest is history 38(1): 22
1991 Replacing fumigants with beneficial insects 39(2): 14-16
1995 Good pirate 43(3): 19
2006 “Sting operation” to protect groceries 54(5): 23
2007 Potato pests vulnerable to insect virus 55(4): 23
Detection
1966 Beetles shy from light, are trapped 14(10): 15
1968 Much wheat damage preharvest 17(2): 11
1971 Magnets detect insects 20(5): 7
1985 New system hears insects chewing 33(4): 13-15
1987 What’s the chewing 35(1): 16
1993 Acoustic sensors detect insect deep inside grain bin 41 (7): 6-7
1996 Listening to insects 44(9): 7
1998 NIR detects, destroys insect pests 46(5): 14
2001 Listening to larvae 49(3): 21
2006 Stored grains are singing 54(9): 23
2008 Spotting insects in stored grain electrically 56(2): 23
Fumigation
1953 Quick test for fumigants 1(7): 13
1966 Gases kill storage insects 15(2): 7
1969 Fumigating crated cereal products 17(8): 16
1970 CO2 vs Insects 19(3): 10-11
1973 Inert atmosphere vs. stored grain pests 22(1): 12
1983 Fumigating empty metal bins 32(2): 14
1987 Insect control at sea 35(1): 6-10
2014 Cleaning Honeycombs With Ozone 62(3): 12-13.
Host plant resistance
2015 How Coffee Berry Borers Survive on Caffeine 63(12):
Insecticides
1953 Early dust stops stored-wheat insects 1(11): 11
1966 Upsetting insect metamorphosis 14(9): 8-9
1967 Treated trays protect raisins 16(3): 13
1969 Insecticide vapor more effective than sprays for stored food 17(7): 7
1970 Indian-meal moth stripped out of stored grain 18(12): 5
1971 Mothproofing … the search for safer pesticides 20(3): 6-7
1972 Feeding insects the peel 21(2): 15
1973 Juvenile hormone makes monster insects 21(11): 3-4
1974 Summer protection for woolens 23(3): 11
1976 Mothproofing woolens 24(7): 16
1985 New stored grain protectant – Fenoxycarb 33(9): 4
2000 Natural product helps insects “bite the dust” 48(6): 23
2000 Avidin 48(8): 8-9
Insecticide resistance
1985 Gene find may overcome resistance 33(3): 4
Moisture
2014 Moisture Meter Technology for In-Shell Peanuts Licensed 62(8): 16-17.
2017 Moisture Meter Will Help Prevent Grain Losses 65(3):
Packaging
1975 Insect-free dried fruit 23(8): 20
1998 Pest-proofing food packaging 46(3): 10-11
Physical control
1968 Light can re-set insect’s biological clock 16(10): 8-9
1972 Drier air deadly to insects 20(12): 15
1975 Improving on the pharaohs 23(7): 13
1976 In stored grain: no oxygen – no insects 25(2): 3-5
1979 Lowering oxygen level to control insects 28(1): 16
Radiation
1967 New grain irradiator 15(12): 11
1971 Radiation vs grain insects 20(2): 16
1973 Sterilizing insects saves the grain 21(10): 3-5
1975 A potent weapon against stored grain insects 24(4): 5
2003 Zapping sweetpotato weevils 51(4): 22
Sampling
1980 Almond moth recapture rates monitored 29(3): 13
Temperature
1953 Electronic destroyer of stored-grain insects 2(4): 10-11
1959 Radio waves that kill 8(2): 15
1965 Tuning in on insects 14(5): 14
1967 RF injures yellow mealworm 16(1): 16
1971 Which temperatures kill wax moths? 19(8): 14
1973 Insect control with microwaves 22(1): 14
1996 Microwave zap grain pests 44(5): 21
Trapping
1968 Clues to rice weevil attractant 17(4): 15-16
1982 Rice weevil lure found 30(7): 5
1983 Weevil attraction unites insects 32(4): 10-11
1984 Pheromones – decoding insect chemical communication 32(13): 8-12
1984 Controlling stored grain pests without pesticides 32(13): 16
1985 Pheromones for grain weevil 33(10): 16
1987 Sweetpotato weevil pheromone 35(4): 16
1996 ARS taps grain bugs’ suppertime 44(1): 23
1998 EGPIC: An automated insect census-taker 46(9): 20-21
1999 Microbes produce sap beetle attractants 47(4): 20-21
2003 Monitoring system counts insects, identifies species 51(7): 12-13
2013 Patented New Trap Irresistible to Insect Pests 61(10): 21
2014 New Lure May Help Growers Combat Almonds’ No. 1 Insect Pest Navel Orangeworm 62(8): 20-22
2015 Luring a Pest of Popular Nuts 63(5):
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