 There are many ways to store dried grain. One option is to use the rye superbag. The superbag is a farmer-friendly storage bag that allows cereal grains and other crops, such as coffee, to be safely stored for extended periods. The superbag also fits as a liner or as a fumigation bag inside storage containers such as woven polypropylene or jute bags. Compared with traditional storage systems, rye superbags extend the germination life of seed for planting from 6 to 12 months. They control insect grain pests without using chemicals and maintain high-head rice recovery, often 10% higher than in traditional systems. Rye superbags reduce the flow of both oxygen and water between the stored grain or seed and the outside atmosphere. In properly sealed bags, respiration of grain and insects reduce oxygen levels from 21% down to 5%. This results in less than 1 live insect per kilogram of grain, without the use of insecticides, often within 10 days of sealing. The stability of controlled grain moisture inside a bag prevents any wetting and drying of the grain. This stability reduces the extent of grain cracking, and so head-rise recoveries are higher upon milling. To use a rye superbag, first, place the superbag inside an existing storage container, like this jute bag. Then, fill the superbag with dried seed or grain. Dry the grain to less than 14% and dry the seed to less than 12%. Remove as much air as possible inside the bag. Then, close the opening by twisting the free plastic portion above the grain and folding it in two. Tie off the twist with a strong rubber band or adhesive tape. Finally, close the outer bag taking care not to puncture the superbag so it can be reused. The superbag is designed to store approximately 50 kilograms of grain or seed. Superbags have also been found suitable for storing cereal, corn, or pulses. Now you can relax, knowing that your grain can be safely and cheaply stored for extended periods by using a superbag.