Key technical points for controlling rodent damage in Gastrodia elata cultivation
I planted some Gastrodia elata, but the rodent damage is severe. How do I control rodent damage in Gastrodia elata? Please everyone share some ideas. Rodent damage is a major problem in Gastrodia elata cultivation. Below are several rodent control methods for your reference: Rodent control method one, biological control: try not to destroy the ecological environment of the natural enemies of rats, and protect...
I planted some Gastrodia elata, but the rodent damage is severe. How do I control rodent damage in Gastrodia elata? Please everyone share some ideasRodent damage is a major problem in Gastrodia elata cultivation. Below are several rodent control methods for your reference:
Rodent control method one, biological control:
Try not to destroy the ecological environment of the natural enemies of rats, protect natural enemies such as eagles, snakes, weasels, and owls, and release an appropriate number of domestic cats depending on the planting scale.
Rodent control method two, physical and mechanical control:
Live traps, snap traps, glue traps, rodent traps, etc. can be used in front of rat holes and in places where they frequently appear to capture and kill them.
Rodent control method three, chemical control:
At the edge of the Gastrodia elata beds, rat holes, and places where rats frequently appear, highly effective rodenticides such as bromadiolone, chlorophacinone, and Lüheng Shuke can be mixed with corn, wheat, rice, etc. to make poisoned bait for baiting and killing.
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