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Storage Pests Management

 
Sandeep Sharma (Author) Arun K. Choudhary (Author)
Synopsis Direct feeding damage by insect pests reduces grain weight, nutritional value and germination by stored grains. Infestations also cause contamination, odour, mould and heat damage problems that reduce the quality of the grain and may make it unit for processing into food for humans. Commercial buyers may refuse to accept delivery of infested grain, or may pay a reduced price. Adequate management of stored grain pests has always received less attention than pest management efforts on crops in the field. This is unfortunate, as losses of grain-in-storage are often equal to cereal grain losses in the field. Grain storage never improves grain quality. Therefore maintaining maximum grain quality is a must for any produced or processor. Looking to the importance of stored product entomology and need of the students of Indian agricultural universities offering storage products entrology as one of the courses, the present book has been prepared. The subject matter has been written in simple and lucid language well supported by self explainatory tables and well illustrated diagrams and figures. Therefore, it is bound to be very useful not only to the students and teachers, but also for the persons dealing in storage of food grains.
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About the author

Sandeep Sharma

Dr. Sandeep Sharma, M.Sc. (Biological Anthropology), Ph.D. (Perinatal Child Survival). Hounred Doctoral fellowship by Ministry of Tribal welfare New Delhi. Later on selected as a research fellow in Anthropological Survey of India for DNA Polymorphism programme. He has experiences of Teaching / Research (8 years) in Modern Methods of Anthropological techniques, Population Genetics and Health related problems specially among Scheduled Tribe, Scheduled Caste and other backward class, Hilly, desert and slum population. He has published more than 12 research papers in national and International Journals, chapters in books and 3 books to his credit. Dr. Sharma was teaching in Deptt. Of Anthropology G.G. University Bilaspur from 2002-2005. Now he is with National Institute of Health and Family Welfare New Delhi and is currently consultant (Population genetics), Deptt. Of Population Genetics & Human Development.

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Title Storage Pests Management
Format Hardcover
Date published: 07.03.2008
Edition 1st ed.
Language: English
isbn 8183250467
length xii+148p., Tables; Figures.