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Grain Storage
Specialist
Position Grain Storage
Specialist Educational Background 1986 Kansas State University (Ph.D.) Grain Science 1975 Michigan State University (M. S.) Agronomy 1971 Michigan State University (B. A.) Liberal Arts Specialty Areas Stored Grain Management Employment History 1979 - present Grain Science and Industry, Kansas State University Recent Research Publications Reed, C. and H. Pan. 2000 . Loss of phosphine from unsealed bins of wheat at six combinations of grain temperature and moisture content. J. Stored Prod. Research 36: 263-279.Reed, C. and F. Arthur. (In press). Aeration. In Bh. Subramanyam and D. W. Hagstrum [eds.], Alternatives to pesticides in Stored-Product IPMKluwer Academic Publis hers, Boston. Reed, C., D. Trigo-Stockli, D. Blasi, and F. Fairchild . (In Press). Storage of pelleted wheat middlings in farm bins. Animal Feed Science and Tech. Hagstrum, D., C. Reed, and P. Kenkel Integrated Pest Management Reviews 4: 127-142. Reed, C. and F. Arthur. 1998. Conditioning practices and their effects on quality of corn stored on Kansas farms. Appl. Engg. Agric. 14: 623-630. Reed, C. and J. Harner. 1998. Thermostatically controlled aeration for insect control in stored hard red winter wheat. Appl. Engg. Agric. 14: 501-505. Reed, C., and J. Harner. 1998. Cooling of stored wheat in multiple or single cycles using automatic aeration controllers. Appl. Engg. Agric. 14: 497-500. Reed, C. 1997. Influence of grain temperature on efficacy of fumigation in leaky bins, pp. 235-242. In E. Donahaye, S. Navarro, and A. Varnava, [eds.], Proc. 4th Int. Conf. On Controlled Atmosphere and Fumigation, Printco, Ltd., Nicosia, Cyprus. |
