Rodent Control

Just because peak rodent season has passed it doesn’t mean the threat is gone. If you’re a farmer or property owner, now is the perfect time to shift your focus from reactive rodent control to proactive prevention and proofing.

Flies can seriously impact horses by transmitting diseases like equine infectious anaemia, causing painful bites, and irritating their eyes.

Rodent control has become a critical topic in farming, with experts urging farmers to prepare for an uptick in rodent activity as seasonal changes drive these pests indoors.

As the colder months approach, farmers across the UK are being warned to brace for an increase in rodent activity.

Dairy farms are an important part of agriculture, providing essential milk and dairy products for communities across the UK. However, they also face persistent challenges, particularly when it comes to pest control.

Pests pose significant challenges for poultry farms, impacting animal health, productivity, and profitability

Pigs are vital to many farming operations, but their environments often attract pests like rodents and flies.

Rodents, particularly rats and mice, can pose a significant threat to homes, farms, and businesses

Flooding can be an issue for homes, businesses and farms on its own, let alone when you add pesky rodents into the mix.

As rodent season rolls around, the pressure to manage infestations increases. A well-thought-out baiting strategy can make all the difference in controlling rodents effectively and responsibly.

As the cooler months roll in, many farmers brace for the inevitable - rodent season. Every year, rats and mice descend upon farms, wreaking havoc by contaminating feed, damaging equipment, and threatening the health of livestock. These pests are more than just a nuisance; they can devastate your bottom line. Fortunately, Lodi UK is here to help, especially with our star product, Lodi’s gems Harmonix Rodent Paste.

Protecting and preserving harvested grains from insects and ensuring their continued quality is a vital part of arable, cereals & agricultural farming. It's always easier said than done, but by being informed and educated on the types of insects that can negatively impact your grain and livelihood will ultimately protect your pocket.