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Why Farmin?<\/strong><\/p>\n

\"Difenacoum\" Rats moving in groups sent the eldest one among them to taste the bait. When they are sure the bait is not poisoned, they acknowledge the bait as safe and they eat it periodically. FARMIN with Difenacoum does not shown its final effect immediately, but in 3 days to resolve rat problems definetely.<\/b><\/p>\n

\"Whole Rats do not have the sense of satisfaction for hunger and they crave for grawing at all times. Thus the bait is consumed constantly.FARM\u0130N is produced using whole wheat grains and special flavoring. This is favorite bait type for rats, because it satisfies their need for gnawing. Hence, less FARM\u0130N is much more effective than powder baits or bait of powder content which are difficult to gnaw.<\/b><\/p>\n

\"Immediately Poisoned and immediately killed rats cause a foul scent. The effect of Difenacaum is induction of internal bleeding in the rats which causes an unquenchable sense of thirst. Therefore, rats continuously drink water and die of dehydration. No foul scent is caused.<\/b><\/p>\n

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How To Use?<\/strong><\/p>\n

\"\" FARM\u0130N rat poison is applied as 1\/3 bag (~40g) for house mice and as two bags (~250g) for rats.
\n\"\" Place the baits to passage ways of rodents, into holes and closed areas.
\n\"\" Place the baits to places where rodents seen frquently and much at every 1 meter.
\n\"\" If the batis are at outdoor, cover then with any kind of cloth in order to protect from air conditions and to prevent from other animals. Please, remember that the rodents eat more comfortably in closed and silence areas.
\n\"\" Do not touch the baits while pouring from nylon bag, use glove, as the rodents small the human scent very sensitively. Using glow is also a security requirement.
\n\"\" Check the baits you placed a week later. Refill eaten clusters.
\n\"\" For intensively rat infested areas, the check periods should be shorter; two or three times a week maybe.
\n\"\" During the checks, if you observe that all of the bait is eaten, it means the amount of bait is not sufficient for the present number of rats. Increase the number of bait clusters.
\n\"\" If you observe that none of the bait is eaten, do not remove the baits. Rats may not have discovered the bait yet.
\n\"\" Perform checks until baits are not eaten anymore. Do not remove the baits until you absolutely believe rats are dead.
\n\"\" At the end of usage you may not find any dead rodent as FARM\u0130N with difenacoum causes internal bleeding (which increases thirstiness sense) they go to near water and die by during.<\/p>\n

Safety<\/strong><\/p>\n

\"\" Inform people around you when you place FARM\u0130N in order to protect children, domestic animals and food products.
\n\"\" Write “POISONOUS” on feed containers or attach a hazard symbol.
\n\"\" Use water proof gloves when in contact with rat regardless of them being dead or alive.
\n\"\" Microbes jumping from rodents to human beings are transferred through even small sized scars. People bitten by a rat should immediately apply a doctor.
\n\"\" Keep the poison away from children, food products and domestic animals.
\n\"\" Call doctor or go to nearest health in case of accidental poisoning, Antidote is vitamin K1-phytomenadione under medical observation.
\n\"\" Call 114 for NPCC National Poison Consultancy Center.<\/p>\n

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Raw Materials & Doses Required to Kill Rats<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
Rodent Type<\/strong><\/td>\nPoison Substance (Anticoagulant)<\/strong><\/td>\nRequires Dose<\/strong><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Rattus Norvegius
\n(Regular rat, sewer rat, migrant rat)<\/td>\n		difenacoum
\nbromodiolone
\nwarfarin<\/td>\n		9.0
\n5.6
\n186.0<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Rattus Norvegius
\n(Warfarin resistant)<\/td>\n		difenacoum
\nbromodiolone<\/td>\n		17.1
\n64.5<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Mus Musculus
\n(House rat)<\/td>\n		difenacoum
\nbromodiolone
\nwarfarin<\/td>\n		0.4
\n0.9
\n37.0<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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