Stored Food Product
Ubran
vast majority of legal cases involing insects and arthropods are urban
cockroaches, ants, flies, and other vermin
stinging insects
Termites and wood-destroying insects
Bed bug
Stored products
Second largest number of legal cases
Insects can physically transmit diseases- sanitation
Insects or insect parts in food
Walk through food
Government food tolerance
FDA makes food laws
Contamination (need to finish): addition of foreign material to a product
Damage: refers to the condition of the product which shows the evidence of the pest habitation or feeding
Extraneous material (need to finish): any foreign matter in a product associated with objectionable conditions or practices in production, storage, or distribution
Infestation: presence of any live or dead life cycle stages of insects in a host or evidence of their presence or the establishment of an active breeding population
Whole or equivalent insect: whole insect, separate head to body portions with head attached
Insect parts and rat hair are not bad for health
In order to answer questions about food infesting insects
Pest identification
Biology pest
all control approaches
pesticide technology
Pesticdie and food safety issues
Pests need any source of water
most make their own water
Pest extract water from food in the rectum
know stuff about the different beetles in the chart
Cigarette and drugstore beetles
Most common of the pantry beetles
drugstore beetles: hairy, appears dull (more common)
Cigarette beetle: appear shiny
Eat almost anything
pasta
cookies and crackers
spices
candy (especially with nuts)
Dry dog or cat food
Dried flowers and potpourri
Granary weevils and (NEED TO FINISH)
Cowpea and bean weevils (NEED TO FINISH)
Not true weevils
wedged
Grain and flour beetles (NEED TO FINISH)
Sawtoothed and merchant grain beeltes
Moth Pantry pests(NEED TO FINISH)
Pheromone traps are not for control only to show they are there
*Know the 4 cockroaches that invest homes*