3rd
Australian Postharvest Technical Conference
"Modern Grain Storage Technology in Australia"
Canberra,
26-27 June 2003
    
Contents
Session
topics and issues
Drivers
for change
Physical methods
Grain quality
Grain protectants and registration issues
Pests of stored grain
Phosphine
Fumigation: the future
Environmental issues
New fumigants and methyl bromide replacements
Conference
information
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Drivers for change
Prospects
for marketing in 2010 
McMullen, G.
Pest control considerations in a least cost supply chain 
Bridgeman, B.W.
Economics of on-farm grain storage 
Strahan, R. and Page. J.
National grain storage and extension - grower information needs
and attitudes - a national scoping study 
Cameron, J., Hughes, P., Burrill, P., Farrell,
J., Botta, P., Fulwood, P., and Newman, C.
Physical Methods
On-farm
heat disinfestation trials with a continuous-flow spouted bed
Qaisrani, R. and Beckett, S.
Possibility of using a cross- flow dryer for heat disinfestation
of grain 
Qaisrani, R. and Beckett, S.
Possibility of using radial-flow grain dryers for heat disinfestation
purposes
Qaisrani, R. and Beckett, S.
Grain Quality
Malting
barley: Storage, dormancy and processing quality 
Reuss, R., Cassells, J., Nischwitz, R., and
Green, J.
The potential for electronic nose technology in the stored grain
industry (abstract only)
Young, B.
Real-time detection and diagnostic methods for combinable crop supply
chains 
Reuss, R.
Isotherms for Australian canola varieties 
Cassells, J., Caddick, L., Green. J., and Reuss,
R.
Microbiological facts and fictions in grain storage
Hocking, A.
Grain Protectants and Registration Issues
Recent
changes in grain protectant resistance in eastern Australia
Wallbank, B.E. and Collins, P.
An update on development of bifenthrin as a grain protectant 
Daglish, G. and Wallbank, B.E.
Measurement of atmospheric levels of grain protectants during application

Head, M.
Is there a role for spinosad in protecting Australian grain from
insects? 
Daglish, G., Nayak, M., and Byrne, V.
Aspects of the Regulation of Grain Protectants: Residues considerations
of chemical products 
Bhula, R.
Grains industry interaction with regulatory organisations 
Murray, W.
The Regulator's Web 
Tichon, M.
Pests of Stored Grain
A
semi-quantitative model for ranking exotic invertebrate pests 
Emery, R., Poole, M., Botha, J. and Hardie,
D.
Bird Management in Grain Storage Facilities 
McCarthy, P.
Zinc phosphide, an emerging new option for overcoming rodent infestations
in crops and industrial situations 
Staples, L.D. Smith, M.L., and Meek, D.J.
Mouse plagues - when, where and why 
Farrell, J.
Health and safety issues related to mites in stored grain 
Halliday, R.
Current status of the warehouse beetle Trogoderma variabile (Coleoptera:
Dermestidae) as a pest of grain storage in Australia 
Rees, D., Starick, N. and Wright, E. J.
Phosphine
Monitoring
and managing phosphine resistance in Australia
Emery, R., Collins, P. and Wallbank, B.E.
Using molecular biology to combat resistance to phosphine 
Ebert, P., Schlipalius, D., Collins, P., Dohy,
A. and Mau, J.
Developments in phosphine resistance in China and possible implications
for Australia
Nayak, M., Collins, P. and Pavic, H.
National grain storage extension - phosphine awareness, use, changed
practices and challenges
Botta, P., Cameron, J., Hughes, P., Burrill,
P., Farrell, J., Fulwood, P. and Newman, C.
Efficacy of farm fumigations 
Newman, C. Daglish, G. and Wallbank, B.E.
Generators for phosphine using QuickPHlo technology 
Waterford, C.W.
Fumigation field trial tour of the Horn Diluphos System using CYTEC
VAPORPH3OS
Horn, F., Horn, P., Tumambing, J., Gock, D.
and McSwigan, B.
Measuring phosphine concentrations; understanding how sensors work

Weller, G.L. and Pratt, S.J..
Fumigation:
The Future
Is
there a need to develop an integrated fumigation and aeration system?

Darby, J. and Annis, P.C.
Active fumigation process improvement 
Bridgeman, B.W.
Fumigation - What lies ahead? 
Fitzpatrick, K. and Brash, K.
Environmental
Issues
Environmental
issues covering export terminal operations (abstract only)
Wilson, P.
Grain dust suppression by spraying water on grain 
Viljoen, J.H.
Environmental controls on methyl bromide 
Mackie, K.
New
Fumigants and Methyl bromide replacements
VAPORMATE
[Non-flammable Ethyl Formate / Liquid Carbon Dioxide Fumigant Mixture]

Ryan R.F. and Bishop S.R.
An update on research aimed at developing VAPORMATE, a cylinderised
formulation of ethyl formate, as a grain fumigant for farm-scale
bins 
Haritos, V., Damcevski, K. and Dojchinov G.
VAPORMATE, a gaseous formulation of ethyl formate synergised
with CO2, for disinfestation of stored commodities 
Damcevski, K., Dojchinov, G. and Haritos, V.
Field trials on ethyl formate for on-farm storage fumigation 
Ren, Y.L. and Mahon,
D.
Seed store disinfestation trials with VAPORMATE 
Mahon, D., Ren,
Y.L. and Burrill, P.
Dynamic studies of ethyl formate penetration and sorption in grain,
in presence of high concentration of carbon dioxide (abstract only)
Dojchinov, G., Damcevski K., and Haritos, V.
Dosage response of seed-borne fungi to carbon nitride fumigation

Smith B., Ren. Y.L. and Waterford, C.W.
Carbonyl sulfide (COS) as a fumigant for stored products: progress
in research and commercialisation
Wright, E. J.
Toxicity of essential oils from the Myrtaceae family and 1,8-cineole
against three major stored grain insects 
Lee, B-H., Annis, P.C. and Tumaalii, F.
Interaction of carbon nitride with contact materials used in grain
storage 
Sarwar M., Mahon D. and Waterford C.W.
Conference
information
The
Australian Postharvest Technical Conference is a biennial event
that was initiated by the Grains Research and Development Corporation
{GRDC} and CSIRO as a national meeting for producers, storage operators,
processors and users of grain, pulses and oilseeds. The inaugural
conference was held in Canberra in 1998, the second in Adelaide
in 2000, and the third in Canberra in 2003 (copy of Proceedings
available from the Laboratory's Resource
Centre). The support of the GRDC as a major sponsor of this
important grain industry conference is greatly appreciated. The
conference is also sponsored by CSIRO, the Australian Bulk Handling
Companies, AWB Limited and other grain industry organisations and
agencies.
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