NSW mouse plague: CSIRO researcher explains bromadiolone, zinc phosphide

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Updated May 23 2021 - 2:02pm, first published 10:52am
Widespread agricultural treatment of mice is done using zinc phosphide. Picture: The Land
Widespread agricultural treatment of mice is done using zinc phosphide. Picture: The Land

The government's proposal to treat grain free of charge using bromadiolone has prompted mixed reactions from industry groups, with the Nature Conservation Council today opposing plans to use the poison.

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