by Caitlyn Andrews October 14, 2015
Easily one of the most cost-effective ways for agricultural producers to keep a rodent free facility is to rotate baits. A year round bait rotation program will keep baits effective. Below you'll find recommendations from Motomco for combating resistance.
Hawk is a consistently reliable, single-feed bait choice for day to day control.
About Hawk:
Jaguar is a powerful single-feed, anticoagulant rodenticide.
About Jaguar:
Rampage is an acute, non-anticoagulant rodenticide.
About Rampage:
Sometimes livestock production facilities need to go through a "clean sweep". During the "clean sweep" animals, food, and feces are removed, facility maintenance occurs, etc. This is the perfect time to get control of any remaining rodent populations. Try using Eraze Ag. Eraze Ag is an economical and effective solution for cleaning out rodent populations.
September 04, 2019
Hi, Brent. I apologize for the late response. I somehow missed your comment! Jaguar and Hawk are both Motomco products and have similar applications. Motomco has a great guide that compares all of their products side by side. Hopefully this helps: https://www.motomco.com/images//M390-9-motomco-catalog_web.pdf
June 14, 2019
Have had great success with Jaguar 50 chunk, but just bought hawk for cheaper. Noticed same manufacturer. Is one as good as the other? Thanks
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by Caitlyn Andrews November 12, 2019
Fall is here and that means it's time for pumpkin-everything. 🎃
But what do you do with your pumpkins once the season is over? If you throw them out your pets could be missing out on a tasty snack.
For livestock, pumpkins can even stand in as an additional feed source.
by Caitlyn Andrews July 16, 2019
Mosquito season is here. We've had a wet spring and mosquitoes are thriving. And these pests are more than annoying.
They're a threat to farms everywhere. They carry disease. They annoy animals. They even affect your livestock operation's bottom line.
In this article, you'll learn about mosquitoes, the harm they cause, and ways to control them on your farm.
by Caitlyn Andrews January 29, 2019
Many of us in the United States are bracing ourselves for record cold temperatures this week.
Small animal owners are warned to keep their pets indoors during subzero temperatures, but severe wind and cold present different challenges for livestock owners. You can't fit your cattle or horses in the living room to hang out on the couch and wait out the winter storm with you.
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