Granary Weevil
What do Granary Weevil Look Like?
The granary weevil, a.k.a. the grain weevil is a tiny (1/8” long) reddish-brown beetle whose head is prolonged with a very distinct snout extending downward. Even though they are winged, they cannot fly.
When are Granary Weevil Most Active?
While granary weevils are a year-round concern for Florida, they are more active and predominant in the warmer summer months.
What Attracts Granary Weevil?
Granary weevils are attracted to open containers of stored dry food products.
Where are you likely to find Ghost Ants?
Granary weevils are most likely to be found in and around any place that stores or processes grains and corn. Since they are unable to fly, they will travel with the grains after they have been processed.
Are Granary Weevil Dangerous or Destructive?
Granary weevils are a destructive pantry pest because they develop as larvae within the grain kernels and then travel along with it. Entire grain bins, stores or pantries can be infested.
