Mousse and rats that infest houses, garages, barns and other storage structures present a public health problem, but traditional rodenticides can not eradicate rodents completely but can only reduce their numbers.
The rodent population come to areas where fruit remained on the trees and feed outside. They find shelter for buildings and invade surrounding vineyards. The best way to significantly reduce rodent populations is to eliminate
factors that allow rodents to breed and flourish.
You can reduce rodents outside limiting foods available: pick the ripe fruit on trees, keep them closed compost heap, and keep garbage in covered containers. To trap rats and mice with the blocks, oiled or grain pasta, you have the choice between difenacoum, bromadiolone and difenacoum.
These active ingredients are anti-coagulants, ie they work by preventing blood clotting. Rodents who eat rat poison die from internal bleeding within days.
The first time, you should use the blocks to difenacoum near the house or pasta oiled inside because this will determine the real target. You can then choose the type of shelled grain or not skinned or block special Bromadiolone rats.