Now, I condemned rail cars full of grits that had been shipped back from Wheelus AFB, Libya to CONUS that were full of insects and didn't have a chance of recovery to wholesomeness.
Freezing dry goods in 5 gallon buckets and then storing them in a closet at room temperature didn't cause any moisture or condensation build up that affected the dry goods? I ask because bug infestation is our main concern and are always searching for methods that can help. I wonder if this method would work for dry beans, wheat, barley, etc as well?