What is Australia doing to handle the Mouse Plague?

Vance Crowe talks with Lucy Thackray about what Australia and individual farmers are doing about the huge spike in the mouse population which is turning into a plague for the continent.

#Australia #MousePlague #Agriculture

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[simonenz]

Someone needs to make giant rolls of glue traps. Then the farmers could unroll them at night with the tractor and roll the up in the morning and burn them. Giant rolls. The size of the big round bales. 👍👍👍😉😱

[endtimestraveller]

Such happy, self satified commentators. Smiley, smiley. Joke and laugh. Children posing as adults. On a biologucal level - poision them! Animal rights activists are beyond understanding.

[joannasarcamedes]

what about predator animals, or rat terrier s, dogs or cats....or gigantic water tank traps....

[firstptrand_]

Hi. If the mice are trying to eat people as they sleep, why has there not been an emergency evacuation order? If I was the governor, I would at least had boats and ships to take you off shore at night so you could safely rest. And to help keep your children and the physically challenged from being attacked by immeasurable hordes of ravenous vermin.

The crew would carefully dispose of any mice that crept aboard.

Maybe you can call and ask? Please call and ask