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"Mouse-Ateria" - A Bait Station For Rodents, Bruce Porterfield, Henry J. Eavis
"Mouse-Ateria" - A Bait Station For Rodents, Bruce Porterfield, Henry J. Eavis
Eastern Pine and Meadow Vole Symposia
In 1918 the first device of this kind was designed near Winchester, Virginia. In 1973 we introduced a high strength Styrene plastic version of it, copied from the hand-blown glass model.
Remarks To Be Presented At The First Eastern Pine And Meadow Vole Symposium, Merle H. Markley
Remarks To Be Presented At The First Eastern Pine And Meadow Vole Symposium, Merle H. Markley
Eastern Pine and Meadow Vole Symposia
A Rebuttable Presumption Against Reregistration has been issued against endrin. It is my own opinion that: First endrin should be critically examined, use by use, with respect to effectiveness and alleged hazard to non-target animals, be they pets, domestic stock or wildlife; and secondly, that a careful and complete review be made of all economic benefits against the hazards identified in the earlier review. The notice which appeared in the Federal Register emphasized the occasional harmful aspects of use and failed to give much or any credence to benefits. Certainly there must be some value to the grower and financial …
Registration Of Pesticides By Epa, Raymond W. Matheny
Registration Of Pesticides By Epa, Raymond W. Matheny
Eastern Pine and Meadow Vole Symposia
A paper to consider current pesticide registration requirements, especially as they pertain to the use of rodenticides in orchards.
The Need For An Integrated Control Strategy For Orchard Mouse Damage, Robert Stehn, Elizabeth Johnson, Milo Richmond
The Need For An Integrated Control Strategy For Orchard Mouse Damage, Robert Stehn, Elizabeth Johnson, Milo Richmond
Eastern Pine and Meadow Vole Symposia
During the last six years the N.Y. Coop. Wildlife Research Unit has been involved in research on pine voles. Projects have included studies of reproduction in the laboratory, population biology in orchards and testing of pine vole control toxicants. Field work has been restricted to a few orchards in Ulster and Orange counties in the Hudson Valley. Therefore some of the results may reflect local conditions and should be regarded as preliminary in nature. Work involving control procedures has indicated that hand baiting with anticoagulant pellets under previously established bait stations averages 85 percent reduction in pine vole numbers. Anticoagulant …