Summary
They will use nitrogen, carbon dioxide, and a mix with phosphine in trials
Tests will be done in metal silos, bagged grain, and sealed covers
The goal is to keep wheat and rice safe without harming people or the environment
Indian Council of Agricultural Research and Food Corporation of India signed a memorandum of understanding
The first phase will last two years and is supported by the Department of Food and Public Distribution
Nitrogen gas will be used for grain stored in metal silos
A combination of carbon dioxide and phosphine will be tried for grain in bags
Carbon dioxide alone will be tested in hermetically sealed bags
They will use nitrogen, carbon dioxide, and a mix with phosphine in trials
Tests will be done in metal silos, bagged grain, and sealed covers
The goal is to keep wheat and rice safe without harming people or the environment
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