Traditional Chinese herbal grain mildew-proof insecticide

Abstract

A traditional Chinese herbal grain mildew-proof insecticide comprises the components: sulfur, radix stemonae, fructus caryophylli, lignum dalbergiae odoriferae, and fructus evodiae. The insecticide has no toxic or side effect, has no effect on flavors, colors and grades of stored grains, is safer, is rich in various raw material sources, low in price and long in effect lasting time, adapts to storage of various grains, is convenient and environmentally friendly, has no pollution to human and livestock when used for long-term storage of the grains, also can keep the grains dried and non-mildew, and has relatively good social benefits.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a grain anti-mildew insecticide, in particular to a Chinese herbal medicine grain anti-mold insecticide. Background technique [0002] In 2011, my country's grain output achieved "eight consecutive increases", and the grain supply and demand situation has been significantly improved. However, for a long period of time in the future, the problem we will face is to reduce the post-production loss of grain. [0003] According to relevant information, in the process of grain storage in my country every year, the loss of grain due to the damage of insects, mites and molds during the storage period is serious, especially the grain loss caused by insects and molds reaches 5-10%, which seriously affects the grade of grain. The quality of the food will change the taste and color of the food, and induce a series of diseases in humans and animals after eating. Most of the existing grain storage processes in our country are treated with ch...

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[0002] In 2011, my country's grain output achieved "eight consecutive increases", and the grain supply and demand situation has been significantly improved. However, for a long period of time in the future, the problem we will face is to reduce the loss of grain after production.

Most of the existing grain storage processes in our country are treated with chemical agents, which have an impact on grain grades and pollute humans, animals, and the environment to varying degrees. Traditional chemical agents are difficult to adapt to the huge changes in the grain storage system, and it is also difficult to adapt to the increase in grain production. storage