What are the latest methods of planting peanuts to control voles?

Peanuts are a common plant, and voles in peanut fields can cause headaches for farmers who grow peanuts, especially at the time of planting and harvesting, seriously affecting the survival rate and yield of peanuts. And you basically don't see them during the day, and at night they start to gang up. So let's find out what are the ways to prevent voles.

1. Drug prevention

The drug control at the time of sowing is mainly to prevent the peanut seeds from being eaten by voles, so before sowing, some targeted drugs that have no effect on seed germination but are harmful to voles can be mixed on the seeds, or some pesticides for controlling voles can be sprinkled on the places where seeds are scattered at the same time. These two methods are the simplest and quickest way to prevent voles during the germination period of the seeder.

2. Trap control

This method can be used during sowing and the whole stage of peanut growth. It is to prepare some food that voles like to eat, and then put rodenticide into these foods and mix them evenly. Of course, voles are also smart, so we can't put them too obviously. We have to do it secretly. Let them feel that they are trying to find food. This is also a good way to kill mice.

3. Agricultural control

Agricultural control means using agriculture, some of the characteristics of the land itself to control. One is to do rotation farming, and voles have their own environment, so we can do water farming one season and dry farming the next, so voles don't think they can survive. The second is that we can plant in one area, which can also spread out a damage of voles. The third is that when we cultivate land, we usually turn over a little soil on the surface, so voles will always live there, so we will dig as deep as possible to destroy vole nests, which can also cause certain harm to voles.

4. Ecological control

Ecological control means using natural ecosystems to control. In short, snakes and cats are natural enemies of voles, so we can use snakes existing in the field to deal with voles, and we can raise cats ourselves. Cats also like to go to the field at night to catch mice.

In fact, there are more and more ways to deal with voles, so voles are getting smarter and smarter, but in the end voles are still no match for us. The above is today's pro-farming network to introduce you to several ways to control voles. Pay attention to the pro-agricultural network for more useful news.