Those rice grains become tiny trojan horses, making their way into your kitchen. Despite their name, they’re not picky eaters. To keep weevils out, warehouses fumigate grains. But scientists are ...

If you’ve had weevils before, take a proactive approach and use sticky traps. Placing a few homemade or commercial sticky ...

"At some point during the manufacturing, transportation, or storage of grains, the female rice weevil will locate a grain and bore a small hole to lay her eggs. Once hatched, the larvae will feed ...