Silo technology is scrutinised

By Stephen Burns
Updated April 18 2018 - 2:56pm, first published 12:00pm
Dr Greg Doran from Charles Sturt University’s School of Agricultural and Wine Sciences is collaborating in a study testing thermo-siphoning fumigation systems in on-farm silos. Photo: supplied
Dr Greg Doran from Charles Sturt University’s School of Agricultural and Wine Sciences is collaborating in a study testing thermo-siphoning fumigation systems in on-farm silos. Photo: supplied

As increased amounts of grain are being stored on-farm, with growers holding their produce until their pre-determined prices are reached, it is important the grain quality is maintained and the threat of insect depredation is averted.

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