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Managing A Mice Plague In Haystacks

June 12, 20214 commentsFeed Central

Mice living in unfavourable seasonal conditions may have a shorter breeding period, while those with nests and good cover are likely to have an extended breeding period. Research suggests that it is the quality more than the quantity of food that extends the breeding season.

A mice plague is a natural event; in a similar way all plagues eventually come to an end. Wet and cold weather force the mice into stacks of hay, it also makes them less active, upsets their breeding cycle and causes disease.

Do hay bales attract mice? Read our full article that explains this.

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National Hay Market Report August 2021 | Feed Central
January 31, 2022 11:19 pm

[…] for the majority of 2020/21 has been the biggest concern. Rain affected Hay, mice plagues and high expectations from end users have put an emphasis on the importance of consistent and […]

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National Hay Market Report February 2021 | Feed Central
January 31, 2022 11:19 pm

[…] management practices that can reduce the impact of mice. If you require any more information on managing mice in haystacks please visit our website. Feed Central long term spread contracts are another way users of Cereal […]

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Do Hay Bales Attract Mice? | Feed Central
April 12, 2022 1:00 am

[…] a dripper irrigation system or a soaker hose, wet the hay. Mice won’t be attracted to wet conditions. Do check your bale often for mould and/or mildew. Also, […]

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June Hay Report | Feed Central
May 11, 2022 4:37 am

[…] to sell due to the severity of damage that has been caused to the hay. The persistence of the mice plague will have long term and short-term effects of the supply of quality hay. Currently, thousands of […]

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