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These are generally more effective against all rodent pests, both anticoagulant-susceptible and resistant, and are widely available to professional users in the UK. Five SGAR actives are currently authorised for professional use in the UK; brodifacoum, bromadiolone, difethialone, difenacoum and flocoumafen.
Lodi UK provides an e-learning course in conjunction with Lantra comprising of learning modules and a proctered multiple choice exam which upon successful completion, provides a nationally recognised and CRRU approved qualification reflecting national standards for the rodent management sector.
During the Using Rodenticides Safely course, you will study: • The history of rodenticides. • Identification of rodents and reasons for control. • Commensal rodent biology and behaviour. • Surveys. • Treatment and post treatment activity. • Health, safety and legislation impacts. Level: Foundation. Prerequisites: None.
This rodent control management course is for people who need to manage control of rodent species in domestic, business and agricultural settings. The qualification is recognised by the Campaign for Responsible rodenticide Use (CRRU) as acceptable proof for purchase of professional rodenticides.
Jan 4, 2016 · Growers can make use of a free, self-study training course on rodent control to help them become certified to use professional rodenticide products under new rules.
This training course, and the linked qualification, is intended to offer learners who manage or need to manage rodent species safely, the opportunity to achieve a nationally recognised qualification that reflects the national standards for the rodent management sector.
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Describe the lifestyle, habits and habitats of rats and mice. Plan, implement and monitor an effective control programme for rats and mice. Select and carry out the most appropriate methods of rat and mouse control, in line with current legal guidelines and recognised good practice.
