Alternatives in Farm Rodent Contol
This lens will look at a few alternatives in rodent control for farmers.
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- HandMGopherControl.com
- Unique Pressurized Carbon Monoxide Method
- Pocket Gophers
- Pocket gophers (Thomomys spp.) are burrowing rodents that get their name from...
- Spooky Owl Provides Natural Rodent Control For Farmers
- Article from University of Florida
HandMGopherControl
.com
Pressurized Exhaust Rodent Control
Mole Treatment with PERC
PERC is available from HandMGopherControl
* Successful treatment demands that laterals are probed and filled with carbon monoxide.
* Subsurface feeding burrows will not hold a high enough concentration of the fumigant gas to kill the mole.
* Treat fresh digging only. Moles reuse lateral burrows, but they are also continually digging new burrows.
* Persistence and multiple probes of the same burrow complex result in high levels of success.
* Subsurface feeding burrows will not hold a high enough concentration of the fumigant gas to kill the mole.
* Treat fresh digging only. Moles reuse lateral burrows, but they are also continually digging new burrows.
* Persistence and multiple probes of the same burrow complex result in high levels of success.
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Rats a Growing Problem
From FarmBusiness.cc
"Livestock farmers can expect even bigger rat problems this winter if they allow those left over from last year's high population the chance to use hay and silage now going into store as a breeding ground." Article here.
"The PERC is an elegant solution from
HandMgopherControl.com"
On Amazon
Alternative Farming Systems in the Dry Temperate Zone of Himachal
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160 ALTERNATIVE FARMING ENTERPRISES and IDEAS: Suitable for Large and Small Farms
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Sticky Note
Recent tests conducted by the University of California Extension Service show that the PERC can reduce rodent populations by 66 to 75 percent in a single treatment.
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