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MouseScareCommercial formulation
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Preparation name |
MouseScare
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Preparation category |
Commercial formulation |
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Manufacturer's name |
BdMax
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Mother tincture made |
Trituration
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General description |
For control of mice and rats. This spray can be applied indoors and outdoors for the control of rodents. It is non-toxic and non marking.
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| Named Issues |
Voles (58)
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| General Appearance |
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| Stem/trunk and bark - capillary system |
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| Notes and Academic Papers |
'I put 50 ml of 'mouse scare' in a tonne of water and sprayed it around our French melon patch and there were about 100% less VOLES in that area compared to the unsprayed area. (hey, I was farming!) It's approved for use on organic land, there is no set aside time on crops, and costs reasonably per Ha. Farmer Balliett reckons he has earned $600 extra this year alone. Voles continued to romp and chomp unabaited in the adjoining sweet potato patch, which, for a variety of reasons, I never sprayed. (58)
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