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Insects Limited Fruit Fly Pheromone Monitoring Traps
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Pelsis Hurricane Ultra II ULV Fogger for Insecticide Applications
Vendor:PelsisRegular price $432.16Regular priceUnit price perSale price $432.16 -
Zoecon Gentrol Aerosol IGR Insect Growth Regulator 16 oz
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MGK Onslaught Microencapsulated Insecticide
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Gilbert 711 Flying Lion Insect Light Trap
Vendor:GilbertRegular price $485.80Regular priceUnit price perSale price $485.80 -
BASF PT Fendona Pressurized Insecticide 14 oz.
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Gardner GT-180 Slimline Insect Light Trap, White
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MGK Pyrocide 300 Pyrethrin Fogging Insecticide Concentrate
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Envu Suspend PolyZone Residual Insecticide
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Pelsis Halo 30 Insect Light Trap
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Gilbert 601E Executive Insect Light Trap
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Envu CB-80 Insecticide
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Gilbert 225 GT Sticky Fox Insect Light Trap
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Envu Maxforce Granular Fly Bait 5 lb
Vendor:EnvuRegular price $77.42Regular priceUnit price perSale price $77.42
Grain Protectant Options & Application Systems
Grain protectants play a critical role in preventing stored product insect infestations in corn, wheat, milo, rice, and finished animal feed. Selecting the right formulation depends on commodity type, storage duration, insect pressure, and application method. FSS offers dry, IGR, and residual grain protectant options to help elevators, farms, and feed mills reduce shrink, preserve quality, and protect commodity value during storage and transport.
Grain Protectant Application Video
Explore grain protectant options by formulation type—DE, IGR (methoprene), residual insecticides—and recommended application systems.
Grain Protectant Formulations & Equipment
Insecto® Diatomaceous Earth (DE) Grain Protectants
Insecto® Diatomaceous Earth provides mechanical insect control by abrading the insect cuticle and causing desiccation within the grain mass. DE formulations are well suited for long-term storage, resistance management programs, and operations seeking reduced chemical residue while maintaining residual protection.
Insect Growth Regulators (IGR) for Grain & Feed
Diacon® and Diacon®-D (methoprene) prevents immature insects from developing into reproductive adults, breaking the infestation cycle before populations establish. IGRs are widely used in corn, wheat, rice, and finished animal feed where continuous protection is required during storage and distribution.
Residual & Combination Grain Protectants
Gravista® and Gravista®-D provides residual contact control and adult knockdown when higher insect pressure is present. These formulations are commonly used in grain elevators and feed mills where faster suppression and extended protection are necessary.
Grain Protectant Application Systems
Proper application is essential for effective control. FSS supports dry applicators, tank-mix systems, and chemical injection systems designed for conveyors, augers, and load-out points. Systems can integrate with PLC controls for automatic activation during grain flow, ensuring consistent distribution and accurate application rates based on bushels per hour.
Resources
Pest Management Guides
Flies contaminate food and carry dangerous pathogens into sensitive areas. Explore fly baiting and monitoring strategies to reduce fly pressure and protect food safety.





















