Control of rodent pests in maize cultivation: the case of Africa Dr Doris Vetterlein

Control of rodent pests in maize cultivation: the case of Africa Dr Doris VetterleinRodents cause significant damage to maize at sowing, seedling and maturity stages . The major rodent pest species of maize in Africa are Mastomys and Arvicanthis spp. Rodent management programmes in this continent have been reactive but have not considered the population ecology of the target species. The strategies used to manage rodents are probably most suited to managing low density rodent populations and are selected to solve localized rodent

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