CSIRO researchers studying mouse baits with zinc phosphide at 25g and 50g/kg

Melody Labinsky
Updated September 22 2021 - 1:30pm, first published 11:00am
CSIRO's research has been conducted in response to concerns from farmers about the effectiveness of zinc phosphide and researchers set out to find a bait substrate that was more attractive to mice. Picture: Peter Brown, CSIRO
CSIRO's research has been conducted in response to concerns from farmers about the effectiveness of zinc phosphide and researchers set out to find a bait substrate that was more attractive to mice. Picture: Peter Brown, CSIRO

CSIRO researchers are at the forefront of trials to arm Australian farmers and bait suppliers with new information about the efficacy of mouse baits.

Melody Labinsky

Melody Labinsky

National machinery and agtech writer

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