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Animal Control Strategies for Crop Protection at the SCC-33 National Variety Testing Meeting

The SCC-33 National Variety Testing Meeting held in New Orleans from February 8-10, 2012, focused on effective animal control strategies for protecting crops. Key topics discussed included handling geese in rice plots and managing bears in wheat. Various animal issues, such as coons, feral pigs, coyotes, and bird damage in grain sorghum, were addressed. Different control methods, including hot wire, scare tactics, and seed treatments, were shared. Participants explored innovative tools like artificial owls and mobile bird guards, offering solutions for sustainable farming.

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Animal Control Strategies for Crop Protection at the SCC-33 National Variety Testing Meeting

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  1. SCC-33 National Variety Testing Meeting New Orleans – February 8-10, 2012 Rick Mascagni, LSU AgCenter, St. Joseph, LA Daryl Bowman NC STATE ANIMAL Control in research plots

  2. Geese in rice plots in Arkansas

  3. Bear in wheat plots in North Carolina

  4. Coons, ferrel pigs, coyotes in corn • Hot wire • Birds in corn • Seed treatment Animal problems and controls

  5. Birds in grain sorghum Animal problems and controls

  6. Bird damage in louisiana

  7. Balloons Artificial owls Propane guns 12-gauge bird shot Different control tools for birds in grain sorghum

  8. Good shot

  9. BALD EAGLES – PULLING UP FLAGS BEARS- EATING CORN BIRDS- EATING SORGHUM CROWS- PULLING UP CORN PLANTS DEER- EATING BEARDLESS WHEAT, COTTON, AND SOYBEANS AND BEDDING DOWN IN SG DOMESTIC DOGS – PULLING UP FLAGS MUSKRATS – CHEWING CORN STALKS ANIMAL PROBLEMS IN North Carolina

  10. A SOLUTION TO YOUR ANIMAL PROBLEMS SCAREY MAN

  11. YEARS AGO WE USED ‘MEASUROL’ TO KEEP BIRDS OFF SORGHUM REJEX-IT CROP GUARDIAN IS LABELED FOR CHERRIES, GRAPES, AND BLUEBERRIES EVIL EYE BALLOONS BIRD GARD – SENDS HIGH VOLUME , DIGITAL SOUND FOR 6 TO 8 ACRES MOBILE BIRD GARD – PUT IT ON YOUR TRUCK BIRD CONTROL

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