Insects Limited, Inc.

05/26/2026

One trap. Multiple pests. Smarter monitoring.

Multi-species monitoring products help facilities simplify insect monitoring while expanding visibility across multiple stored product pests at once. From reducing trap overload to improving trending data and supporting proactive IPM programs, these tools are becoming an important part of smarter pest management strategies.

In our latest blog, we break down:
• the benefits of multi-species monitoring
• how these products support operational efficiency
• why trending data matters
• and what to consider when implementing them in your facility

Read the full article here:
https://na2.hubs.ly/H05GY980

As pest pressures continue to evolve, pest management professionals are being asked to do more with less - fewer service visits, tighter margins, and increasing customer expectations.

05/21/2026

We recently asked our customers:

“How likely are you to recommend Insects Limited to a friend or colleague?”

The response:
⭐ Net Promoter Score (NPS): 67

More important than the number itself is what it represents — trust.

At Insects Limited, we work hard to protect our customers’ products, facilities, research, and cherished belongings with the same care and attention we would want ourselves.

We’re incredibly grateful for the feedback, support, and honesty our customers continue to share with us.

The feedback also helps us continue improving:
• communication
• customer experience
• product support
• education
• operational processes

Thank you to everyone who took the time to respond and help us get better.

We’re honored to support an industry filled with people who care deeply about protecting food, products, research, and the spaces that matter most.

05/20/2026

At Insects Limited, we believe successful fumigation doesn’t end when the treatment is complete — it’s evaluated through ongoing monitoring, insect biology knowledge, and understanding what your monitors are telling you afterward.

That’s why Tom Mueller is excited to speak at this year’s Post-Harvest Fumigation School alongside the USDA, continuing a long-standing collaborative relationship focused on advancing stored product pest management through education and science-based practices.

Tom’s presentation will focus on post-fumigation monitoring, specifically how insect biology and monitoring data can help evaluate fumigation effectiveness and improve long-term outcomes. The grain industry has historically underutilized monitoring as part of the fumigation process, and this session will explore practical ways to better integrate it into decision-making and facility programs.

If you’re interested in improving how you evaluate fumigations and learning more about the role monitoring can play in long-term pest management success, we’d encourage you to register for Post-Harvest Fumigation School and attend Tom’s session.

👉 Register here:
https://na2.hubs.ly/H05yp6J0

05/13/2026

Simplify your monitoring program with multi-species pheromone solutions from Insects Limited.

Designed to help you monitor multiple pests with fewer traps, these scientifically proven solutions improve efficiency without sacrificing performance.

Smarter monitoring starts with better tools.
Available through Forshaw.

05/13/2026

Can you tell the difference between key stored product pests?

If not, fumigations can fail.

Different pests respond differently to treatment - and misidentification can lead to poor outcomes, wasted time, and recurring infestations.

This is exactly what will be addressed at:
Post-Harvest Fumigation School (June 9–10)

Including a hands-on session featuring Tom Mueller of Insects Limited.

If you're responsible for post-harvest pest management, this is a training worth attending.

👉 Learn more:

Need help understanding the challenges and truths around Commodity Fumigation? Contact The Fumigation Company for guidance!

05/08/2026

Our May digital newsletter is almost here; packed with exclusive insights and updates you won’t get anywhere else.

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Don’t miss out! Make sure you’re on the list by signing up here: https://na2.hubs.ly/H05kRHW0

05/06/2026

Successful fumigation starts before the fumigant is ever applied.

It starts with understanding the pest.

Misidentification in post-harvest environments can lead to ineffective treatments and repeated issues.

That's why we're proud to support and participate in:

Post-Harvest Fumigation School: Applying the Science of Fumigation
📅 June 9–10, 2026

Insects Limited's Tom Mueller will be presenting as part of this hands-on program focused on pest identification.

If you work in stored product environments, this is a valuable opportunity to strengthen your approach.

👉 Register here:

Need help understanding the challenges and truths around Commodity Fumigation? Contact The Fumigation Company for guidance!

04/30/2026

In case you missed it:

In the lab, we are testing the capabilities of a potential new repellent. While Insects Limited typically focuses on attracting insects to improve your IPM program, we recognize the value of a repellent as another tool for enhancing the efficacy of your program.

For this test we poured concrete into 10 ft test arenas. After allowing it to cure, we applied the test repellent and waited for it to dry. We then introduced insects into the arena where we could observe their behavior as they approached the treated area and count how often they turned away from the treated band rather than crossing it.

See for yourself how it went by watching the video below!

04/27/2026

In case you missed it, we recently shared a closer look at what makes Insects Limited different.

It goes beyond products. It’s about our scientific approach, our expertise, and how we support our customers every day.

👉 Read more: https://na2.hubs.ly/H056wwv0

04/23/2026

Not all areas in your facility carry the same level of risk - and your monitoring program should reflect that.

High-risk areas are where infestations are most likely to begin.
Moderate-risk areas help you detect movement before it spreads.

A structured approach to both is what turns monitoring into an early warning system.

👉 Learn how to structure your monitoring program: https://na2.hubs.ly/H04GXQx0