STORGARD® IPM Partner® Guidelines for Use
Trécé’s Stored Product Guidelines are an essential resource for modern post-harvest and facility management. We gather relevant data on insects infesting stored commodities from personnel, university experts, and government researchers. These specialized guides maximize the effectiveness of your Trécé monitoring traps and lures in diverse storage environments.
Our Stored Product Insect Management Guidelines focus exclusively on protecting commodities and processing facilities. These resources offer deep insights into pest biology and early detection protocols. Consequently, you can identify low-level activity before it leads to costly contamination or product loss. We provide specific instructions on spatial mapping and trap placement for warehouses, silos, and mills. This includes optimal grid-pattern positioning to ensure you pinpoint the exact source of any infestation.
Early intervention remains a core component of our stored product support. Therefore, we combine monitoring data with expert advice on sanitation and exclusion. Our guides also explain how to interpret trap catches and economic thresholds effectively. Following these research-based protocols allows you to maintain high quality standards and improve overall facility protection.
You can explore our library of Stored Product Guidelines sorted below in alphabetical order to build a more resilient and sustainable IPM strategy.
The IPM Partner Guidelines for Stored Product Insect Monitoring
The STORGARD Book serves as the foundational reference behind Trécé’s updated Stored Product Insect Management Guidelines. Built from extensive research alongside leading grain handling, food processing, and structural pest control professionals, this comprehensive handbook established the core data and monitoring guidelines for identifying and managing key post-harvest pests.
While our web-based Stored Product Insect Management Guidelines deliver the latest, interactive protocols for today’s pest managers and facility operations, this classic reference remains an invaluable deep-dive resource for PCOs, quality assurance teams, and IPM specialists seeking the complete scientific framework.







