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With rice fields across the state going to flood, rice water weevils are making their appearance, and the window of opportunity for control is short. If adult rice water weevils are present, foliar ...

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It’s actually pretty easy to keep grain weevils out of your food. You just need to pop the grains into the freezer right ...

Last week, after the market headed down to the mid 8,000s, I went to Smart & Final and bought a 25-pound bag of rice. No, I’m not kidding. The decision was between the parboiled long-grain rice and a ...

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For generations, adding cloves to rice jars has been a natural way to protect grains from pests and moisture. Cloves' oils repel insects, prevent mould, and add a subtle aroma. This cost-effective, ...

(via Deep Look) While it has a cute snoot, a rice weevil is a stowaway. It sneaks into your pantry as an egg that its mom laid inside a single grain of rice. Once it hatches, it turns your rice into ...