On a farm, pests eat into stored crops, contaminate feed, damage buildings and machinery and can spread disease to livestock. Farm assurance schemes also expect a documented approach to rodent control.
What we do
What we offer
- Rodent control for grain stores, feed stores and livestock buildings
- Documented rodent control plans and records for farm assurance
- Responsible use of rodenticides under the UK stewardship scheme (CRRU)
- Bird proofing for barns and storage buildings
- Mole and rabbit control, including trapping and burrow fumigation by trained technicians
The rules
Rabbits and the law
Under the Pests Act 1954, occupiers of land in England have a duty to control rabbits. If rabbits from your land are damaging a neighbour's crops, you can be required to deal with them. See moles and rabbits.
Ongoing cover
Routine cover
A pest control contract gives you regular visits through the year, with extra visits at harvest and in autumn when rodent pressure rises.
