Farming

[Tim.243]

Hello, Do anyone read the Farming weekly ?? , Rats are causing £1000s of £s worth of damage to farm machinery in Sheds and Barns by eating through wires and belts, On my friends farm a few years back cost £3000 to fix combine

City's are crawling with rats with out a Shed or Barn in sight, it is food and conditions which allows them to breed. Farms with game cover and feeders I see them with the thermal, farms with out a lot less.
3k for rat damage on a combine, one farm the dopy farm hand put a 24v output from a charger on a 12v combine and fried it to the tune of 16k
It would be too simple to take the + terminal off with a 10mm spanner better still use the 12v output

1 small block has a 2 year scheme of wild bird mix with the shiny rat runs much more as the scheme is not topped so a 2 year undisturbed haven

 

[VSS]

City's are crawling with rats with out a Shed or Barn in sight, it is food and conditions which allows them to breed. Farms with game cover and feeders I see them with the thermal, farms with out a lot less.
3k for rat damage on a combine, one farm the dopy farm hand put a 24v output from a charger on a 12v combine and fried it to the tune of 16k
It would be too simple to take the + terminal off with a 10mm spanner better still use the 12v output

1 small block has a 2 year scheme of wild bird mix with the shiny rat runs much more as the scheme is not topped so a 2 year undisturbed haven

Apparently, when in London, you're never more than 6ft from a rat.

 

[shakey jake]

Apparently, when in London, you're never more than 6ft from a rat.

Ive been told that, pretty sure its nonsense.
The logic doesnt work.
This winter im seeing very few rats compared to last

 

[Tim.243]

Apparently, when in London, you're never more than 6ft from a rat.

Or SD