Mice hit farms: 'We're really not getting on top of the problem’

By Darren Gray
Updated October 3 2017 - 7:43am, first published 7:40am
Canola crops in South Australia damaged by mice. Photo: Nick Lush
Canola crops in South Australia damaged by mice. Photo: Nick Lush

Farmers in southern Australia are counting the cost of mouse control and damage this season, with baiting costs soaring up to $100,000 on one property and some farmers forced to resow crops three times.

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