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' of Wiseon? ratones of Professor Link of the University i sin, warfarin was patented by the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation.
Warfarin kills rodents by thinning their blood until they die of internal hemorrhage, over a period of 5 to 14 days. It k not a “quick kill” poison and there k no bait shynem. The rodents simply eat warfarin containing baits until they die.
Warfarin k comparatively safe when there am children about, because it k alow acting and usually mixed with unappetizing cereal baits to be fed to the rata and mice.
The entire community, working together, can win the war against rodents, a campaign that k bound to add up to a cleaner neighborhood, a safer community and the prevention of wasteX
A few basic steps to remember in personally fighting this enemy are to keep garbage and refyae containers tightly covered, ratproof buildings by dosing all boles in exterior walls, and make » use of any 'of the rodentiddas containing warfarin, available under various trade names in stores throughout the country.
Additional information may be secured by calling your county agricultural agent or local health
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