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Interaction between rodent species in agro-forestry habitats in the western Usambara mountains, northeast Tanzania, and its potential for plague transmission to humans

Authors: Makundi R., Massawe A., Kilonzo B.

Rodent control in India

The existing knowledge of the environmental, cultural, biological, mechanical and chemical methods of rodent control in India is reviewed. Considerable … Continued

Rodent Pests of Agriculture and Their Control in the Near East Region

In this paper, information on the status of rodent problems in the Near East region is reviewed. Twenty-two species of … Continued

Roles of women SMEs in producing and promoting bio-rodenticide

Video showing the roles of women SMEs in production and promotion of bio-rodenticide in Ethiopia.

On rodents in coastal Bangladesh

Snapshot from Basurabad, coastal Bangladesh. Read more >

Ecologically-based Rodent Control (April 08, 2020)

In this webinar, Luwieke Bosma from MetaMeta and Getachew Engdayehu from Amhara Bureau of Agriculture and Rural Development share their … Continued

Food Security’s Rodent Problem

Webinar on rodents ecology and biological & community-based approaches for their management. Read more >

Controlling Rodents – The Eco-friendly Manner (October 2, 2017)

Webinar on rodent control. Read more >  

TBS: an Ecologically-based Rodent Management technique that can work for Ugandan Farmers

Blog on the Trap Barrier System, an EBRM strategy to reduce rodents populations in fields. Read blog >

Improving hygiene and health: village level ecologically based rodent management

Blog on the integration of EBRM strategies on village level (vEBRM). Read more >

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