Measuring Efficacy of Treatments in Flour Mills: An International Perspective.

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Measuring Efficacy of Treatments in Flour Mills: An International Perspective. Paul Fields, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada Cornel Adler, Julius Kühn Institut Chris Bell, Food and Environment Research Agency Pasquale Trematerra, University of Molise

Did it work? Did it work as well as MB?

Overview Treatments Bioassays Pheromone Traps Sample While You Clean Rebolt Sifter Tailings

Efficacy Trials in Flour Mills Mills from Canada, Germany and Italy Methyl bromide Sulfuryl fluoride (ProFume) Phosphine, (ECO 2 FUME) heat and CO 2 Heat IPM / Sanitation

MB and SF fumigations

Phosphine, Heat and Carbon Dioxide Carbon dioxide at 3-6% Heat at 30-40 o C Phosphine at ppm, ECO 2 FUME Sensitive equipment: remove or seal

Heat: Portable Steam Heaters Armstrong International Inc Mill 3, June 2006 Roo Can Inc. Mill 2, September 2003

Heat Treatments in Germany www.thermonox.de www.biotech.at

Two mills, 14 floors + packaging unit, approx. 42,000 m 3

How Many Insects?

Flour Mills are Complex Structures

Overview Treatments Bioassays Pheromone Traps Sample While You Clean Rebolt Sifter Tailings

Stage specific toxicity for various fumigants. Gas Insect CT to kill 95% of the population (g-h/m 3 ) Reference Egg Larvae Pupae Adult sulfuryl fluoride confused flour beetle 1125 - - 55 Kenga 1957 granary weevil 794 14 14 15 Kenga 1957 methyl bromide confused flour beetle* - - 90 60 Heseltine & Thompson 1974 confused flour beetle* 65 98 251 - Bell et al. 1988 rice weevil 37 10 44 27 Krohne & Lindgren 1958 phosphine Indian meal moth* 77 1 1 - Bell 1976 confused flour beetle 2 0.1 0.3 0.3 Lindgren & Vincent 1966 * complete kill.

Insect bioassay 20 red flour beetle adults on flour for 4 d before fumigation variable # of eggs and young larvae total of 25 locations per date

German Heat Treatments 50 samples placed around mill Rhizopertha dominica, 50 adults + dev.stgs. Half with data loggers

German Heat Treatments 60 samples placed around mill: E. kuehniella 50 eggs, 50 larvae R. dominica, 30 adults + 30 ml dev. stages T. confusum 30 adults + 30 ml dev. stages All samples with data loggers

Insect Bioassays: Methyl Bromide Mill Date Treatment Conc.-Time (g-h/m 3 ) Mortality (%) Adult Immatures 3 July 2003 MB 334-4a Nov. 2004 MB 377-4a May 2005 MB 274 98.8 6a Nov. 2005 MB - 7 June 2006 MB 242 6b July 2006 MB 210 6ab Nov. 2006 MB - -

Insect Bioassays: Phosphine, Heat and Carbon Dioxide Mill Date Treatment Maximum Temperature ( 0 C) Adult Mortality (%) Immatures 6b Nov. 2005 PH3 combo 32 99 6a Nov. 2005 MB 27 6a July 2006 PH3 combo 37 99 6b July 2006 MB 40

Insect Bioassays: Sulfuryl Fluoride Mill Date Treatment Conc.-Time (g-h/m 3 ) Mortality (%) Adult Immatures 4a Dec. 2004 SF 457 64 4a Oct. 2005 SF 1096 96 8 July 2006 SF 832 99.6 5 Aug. 2006 SF 1280 99.7 10 Aug. 2008 SF 675 75 11 Sep. 2008 SF 750 81 12 Sep. 2008 SF 652 96 13 Oct. 2008 SF 768 93

Insect Bioassays: Heat Mill Date Treatment Maximum Temperature ( 0 C) Adult Mortality (%) Immatures 1 Aug. 2003 Heat: forced air* 64 99.6 1 Aug. 2006 Heat: forced air* 56 7 Sept. 2006 Heat: forced air* 57 2 Sept. 2003 Heat: steam** 55 87 89 3 June 2006 Heat: steam*** 57 94 99.6 * Temp-Air ** Roo Can portable heaters *** Armstrong International portable heaters

Overview Treatments Bioassays Pheromone Traps Sample While You Clean Rebolt Sifter Tailings

Pheromone Traps pheromone baited 5-10 traps/floor sifter and roll floors weekly counts expressed as % of pre treatment populations

Tribolium Traps Dome trap - Trécé Pheromone = 4R,8R-dimethyldecanal Food bait = cereal oil

x = release point = trap x x x x x x x x x x x x r = cm, release points = 10, 30, 60 cm

Bullseye Study Males released Timed until Exited bullseye Caught in trap 10 minutes up x x x x x x x x x x x x r = cm release points = 10, 30, 60 cm

Bullseye Study Treatment Not in trap In trap Pheromone (n=132) 130 2

Pheromone Traps 300 250 200 150 50 Methyl Bromide 7 Nov. 2003 CT: Mill 4a, 377 g-h/m 3 Mill 4b, 99 g-h/m 3 Flour Beetles in Pheromone Trap (% of MB pre-treatment) 0 300 250 200 150 50 0 300 250 200 150-5 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 Methyl Bromide 7 June 2004 Mill 4B Mill 4A -5 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 Sulfuryl Fluoride 3 Dec. 2004 CT: Mill 4a, 457 g-h/m 3 Mill 4b, 490 g-h/m 3 50 0-5 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 Weeks before and after fumigation

Italian Flour Mills Mediterranean flour moth, Ephestia kuehniel

Pheromone Mass Trapping

MB MB SF

Overview Treatments Bioassays Pheromone Traps Sample While You Clean Rebolt Sifter Tailings

During Cleaning When cleaning equipment, sifters, roll stands, etc Note number of insects, None = 0 insects Low = 1-10 insects Medium = 10-20 insects High = 20+ Document, follow trends over time

Overview Treatments Bioassays Pheromone Traps Sample While You Clean Rebolt Sifter Tailings

Rebolt Sifter Tailings Pulls insects from flour stream Usually just before load out bins May show similar trend as traps Every load, once a day, 3x/wk Take subsample, or count all Choose system, be consistent

Insects in Rebolt Sifter Tailings Number of live and dead insects found in rebolt sifter (% pre MB treatment) 1600 1400 1200 0 800 600 400 200 1600 1400 1200 0 800 600 400 200 1600 1400 1200 0 Methyl Bromide 7 Nov. 2003 CT: Mill 4a, 377 g-h/m 3 Mill 4b, 99 g-h/m 3 0-5 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 800 600 400 200 Methyl Bromide 7 June 2004 0-5 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 Sulfuryl Fluoride 3 Dec. 2004 CT: Mill 4a, 457 g-h/m 3 Mill 4b, 490 g-h/m 3 0-5 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 Weeks before and after fumigation

Pheromone Trapping Rebolt Sifter Tailings Flour Beetles in Pheromone Trap (% of MB pre-treatment) 300 250 200 150 50 0 300 250 200 150 50 0 300 250 200 150 Methyl Bromide 7 Nov. 2003 CT: Mill 4a, 377 g-h/m 3 Mill 4b, 99 g-h/m 3-5 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 Methyl Bromide 7 June 2004-5 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 Sulfuryl Fluoride 3 Dec. 2004 CT: Mill 4a, 457 g-h/m 3 Mill 4b, 490 g-h/m 3 Mill 4B Mill 4A Number of live and dead insects found in rebolt sifter (% pre MB treatment) 1600 1400 1200 0 800 600 400 200 1600 1400 1200 0 800 600 400 200 1600 1400 1200 0 Methyl Bromide 7 Nov. 2003 CT: Mill 4a, 377 g-h/m 3 Mill 4b, 99 g-h/m 3 0-5 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 800 Methyl Bromide 7 June 2004 0-5 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 Sulfuryl Fluoride 3 Dec. 2004 CT: Mill 4a, 457 g-h/m 3 Mill 4b, 490 g-h/m 3 50 600 400 200 0-5 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 0-5 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 Weeks before and after fumigation Weeks before and after fumigation

Pheromone Trapping Rebolt Sifter Tailings Flour Beetles in Pheromone Traps (% of MB pre-treatment) 300 250 200 150 50 0 300 250 200 150 50 Methyl Bromide 13 May 2005 CT: Mill 4a, 447 g-h/m 3 Mill 4b, 274 g-h/m 3-5 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 Sulfuryl Fluoride 21 Oct. 2005 CT: Mill 4a, 850 g-h/m 3 Mill 4b, 1124 g-h/m 3 Mill 4B Mill 4A Number of live and dead insects found in rebolt sifter (% pre MB treatment) 1600 1400 1200 0 800 600 400 200 1600 1400 1200 0 Methyl Bromide 13 May 2005 CT: Mill 4a, 447 g-h/m 3 Mill 4b, 274 g-h/m 3 0-5 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 800 600 400 200 Sulfuryl Fluoride 21 Oct. 2005 CT: Mill 4a, 850 g-h/m 3 Mill 4b, 1124 g-h/m 3 0-5 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 0-5 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 Weeks before and after fumigation Weeks before and after fumigation

Roll Stand Trap Catches Rebound to % (wk) 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 Heat + + + Conclusions: Traps SF + PH 3 Heat CO 2 + + + + + MB + Insects had not reached % by end of sampling. +

35 30 Conclusions: Tailings SF PH 3 Heat CO 2 + MB Tailings Rebound to % (wk) 25 20 15 10 5 + 0 + Insects had not reached % by end of sampling.

Mills Difficult to Sample Mills: large, complex structures. Replication is problematic. Treatments at different times of year difficult to compare. Treatments in different facilities difficult to compare.

Take Home Message Adults in vials easy to kill Pheromone trapping gives numbers Rebolt sifter tailings variable Important to be consistent over time

Acknowledgements Participating flour mill companies Grant Duke, Tannis Mayert, Noel White (Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada) Gordon Harrison (Canadian National Milling Association) Abell Pest Control, PCO Services, Maheu and Maheu, Steritech Group Inc. Armstrong International, Cytec Canada, Dow AgroSciences, Roo-Can International, Temp-Air