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Losses of Stored Foods Due to Rats at Grain Markets in Pakistan

Study estimating the size of rats populations and food losses at different locations, in Pakistan Authors: Ejaz Ahmad, Iftikhar Hussain … Continued

Optimizing the capture of neophobic rice field rats in lowland Asian rice ecosystems

Authors: Renee P. Lorica, Alexander M. Stuart, Grant R. Singleton, Sudarmajid and Steven R. Belmain

Impact of fertility versus mortality control on the demographics of Mastomys natalensis in maize fields

Authors: Christopher I. IMAKANDO, G. Mandela FERNÁNDEZ-GRANDON, Grant R. SINGLETON and Steven R. BELMAIN

Unbiased Sampling for Rodents and Other Small Mammals: How to Overcome Neophobia Through Use of an Electronic-Triggered Live Trap – A Preliminary Test

Authors: R. Stryjek, A. Kalinowski, M. Parsons

Parameters That Affect Fear Responses in Rodents and How to Use Them for Management

Review exploring the current knowledge on the sensory mechanisms and rodents capabilities.   Authors: Miguel A. Bedoya-Pérez, Kristie Leigh Smith, … Continued

Rodents and satellites: Predicting mice abundance and distribution with Sentinel-2 data

Study exploring the potential of S2 satellites enhanced spectral and spatial resolution to explain and predict mice abundances and distribution … Continued

Trap Barrier System: an effective technique for protecting the rice nurseries against Bandicota bengalensis in rodent endemic areas

Assessment of the Trap Barrier System efficiency against the lesser bandicoot rat. Authors: S. Namala & A. Bonku

Rating the rat: global patterns and research priorities in impacts and management of rodent pests

Authors: D. Capizzi, S. Bertolino, A. Mortelliti

Field methods for rodent studies in Asia and the Indo-Pacific

Book reviewing methods for rodents studies: design of field studies, capture and handling of rodents, rodents taxonomy, population studies, study … Continued

An experimental field study to evaluate a trap-barrier system and fumigation for controlling the rice field rat, Rattus argentiventer, in rice crops in West Java

Study assessing the effectiveness of a trap-barrier system for rodent control in Indonesia. Authors: Grant R. Singleton, Sudarmajff and Sadeli … Continued

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