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Crop
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Pest
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Product consumption limits
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Method, time, features of application. Timeframes for the start of manual (mechanized) work, days
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Safety interval, days (number of applications)
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All crops of open and protected soil, including winter crops, perennial grasses, greenlands, pastures, trees, and bushes.
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Arvicolines: common vole, southern vole, social vole, bank vole, and mouse-like pest rodents
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20-30 ml per bait kg up to 6 kg bait per ha 10 g bait/burrow
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Mixing the preparation with bait product: 20-30 mL/kg of bait (wheat grain, shelled oats, sunflower, 1-2 cm cubes of carrots, potatoes, sugar beets, pumpkin, apple).
Placing a bait in burrows, other shelters, tubes, baiting boxes manually using special applicators, regardless of the season, with a population density from the beginning of population up to 600 bur/ha, as required, at intervals between treatments up to two weeks, not more than two treatments in a row with one bait product. For the control of all rodents, alternating with drugs of a different mechanism of action. Application in the conditions that exclude eating by humans or nontarget warm-blooded animals
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Water vole, mole rat, common hamster
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20 g bait/burrow
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Multifunctional premises and adjacent areas
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Brown rat
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20 g bait/burrow, shelter, up to 50 g in tubes and baiting boxes
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Mixing the drug with the bait product (wheat, peeled oats, chopped potatoes, carrots, sugar beets or apples, meat, and fish products).
Placing the bait in baiting boxes, tubes manually using special applicators in rodent habitats, such as under shelters, along walls, partition walls.
From the beginning of population, from 3 to 5 m between the points of placing, depending on the number of rodents, the addition of bait as it is eaten by rodents for two weeks.
For the control of all rodents, alternating with drugs of a different mechanism of action.
In the conditions that exclude eating by humans or nontarget warm-blooded animals
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House mouse
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10 g bait/burrow, shelter, up to 50 g in tubes and baiting boxes
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Procedure for bait preparation
A rodenticide bait (20-30 mL of the preparation per kg of bait product) is prepared in designated containers or drums, pickling machines, in a metal trough. Wet or steamed wheat, shelled oats, sunflower, cubes (1-2 cm) of carrots, potatoes, sugar beets, pumpkins, and apples are used as the bait base. For brown rats and house mice, baits are also used made in whole or in part from products of animal origin (meat, fish, offal, fats). The preparation mixed with the bait base is recommended to stand for several hours to absorb this preparation, followed by stirring the bait before use. The prepared bait is placed in a lockable container designed to hold the bait or transport it to the place of use.
Recommendations for use
Placing a bait in burrows, other shelters, tubes, bait boxes is made regardless of the season when the population density is from 10-20 bur/ha to 600 bur/ha, while protecting tree and shrub, from the beginning of the population as needed, at intervals between treatments up to two weeks, no more than two treatments in a row with one bait product.
Indoors, the distance between the points of the bait placing is from 3 to 5 m depending on the number of rodents, against all rodents in a tube or bait box, up to 50 g of bait.
Put the final bait in burrows, shelters, baiting boxes, special tubes, manually in rubber gloves, using special spoon- and tubular-type applicators.
Compatibility with other pesticides
Simultaneous use with other rodenticides is economically impractical; therefore, alternating with rodenticides of a different mechanism of action is recommended; if pesticides from other groups get on rodenticidal baits, this can reduce their consumption by rodents and, accordingly, make rodenticidal treatment less effective.
Phytotoxicity
None.
Probability of resistance
Cannot be excluded; to reduce the probability, alternating with products with other mechanisms of action is recommended.
