Re: GOPHER damage
- Subject: Re: GOPHER damage
- From: "* a* S* <o*@suttoniris.com>
- Date: Fri, 20 Jul 2007 13:00:09 -0700
Phostoxin or Weevilcide is very effective but quite
dangerous if applied incorrectly. Gloves must be used, respirator is
recommended and must be applied in dry conditions. Never indoors and the
pellets must be applied in the hole which then needs to be sealed with a paper
plug and then a dirt plug. I would recomend a safer method such as coated
grain applied in the hole, if you want to use a pesticide. Always can use
a garden hose and shovel to whack them when they are driven out by the
water. Flood irrigation keeps them under control in our growing fields but
not in the displays. Good luck with your problem. Rhizomes are
not fatal to gophers don't know why the appeal to them.
Mike Sutton
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