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Proof of certification is required. No bait will be dispatched until all requirements are fulfilled.
Please see the following link to obtain training & certification.
Effective rat poison and mouse poison for professional and agricultural use, supplied by Collins Nets in bulk 20kg sacks (two 10kg bags per order). Available in Jade Grain (Bromadialone) or Ruby Grain (Difenacoum), both manufactured by Lodi as multi-feed, second-generation anticoagulant rodenticides, formulated on whole grain with added aniseed to draw rats and mice away from other food sources on site.
Grain bait like this is the practical choice when you need to cover a large area, target hard-to-reach spots where traps aren’t an option, or deal with an infestation that’s outgrown domestic products. Because it’s a multi-feed anticoagulant, it also remains effective against rats and mice that have built up resistance to older, first-generation poisons such as Warfarin.
Both grains use the same 0.005% ready-to-use whole grain formulation and work in the same way, so the choice comes down to active ingredient.
Jade Grain uses Bromadialone. Ruby Grain uses Difenacoum. Many gamekeepers, farmers and estate managers rotate between the two across a site as part of good resistance management, or stick with whichever has worked well on their ground previously. If you’re not sure which is right for your situation, call us on 01308 485422 and we can talk it through.
For rats, use bait points of 90 to 100g. Place them 10 metres apart, reducing to 5 metres where infestation is high. Once laid, don’t move or disturb bait points for several days. If there’s no sign of rat activity near a bait point within 7 to 10 days, relocate it to an area with higher activity instead of leaving it in place.
For mice, use smaller bait points of 20 to 30g, spaced 5 metres apart and reducing to 2 metres in high infestations. Mice are naturally curious, so relocating bait every 2 to 3 days during your inspections and refills tends to improve results.
Check all bait points regularly within the first 10 to 14 days, and replace anything that’s been eaten, damaged by water, or contaminated by dirt. As an anticoagulant, this product works gradually rather than on first contact, so rodents need to feed on it over several visits before it takes effect. Regular monitoring gets better results than expecting an instant kill.
This is a professional-strength rodenticide, and it needs to be sited and handled with care. Always use a secure, covered bait station rather than laying bait loose, and keep it well out of reach of pets, livestock, children, and non-target wildlife, in line with CRRU stewardship guidance. We stock a full range of bait stations designed to keep bait protected. If you suspect a pet, child, or non-target animal has ingested any bait, contact your vet or doctor straight away rather than waiting for symptoms to appear.
Proof of certification is required. No bait will be dispatched until all requirements are fulfilled. Orders placed that do not meet the requirements will be refunded.
To ensure rodenticides are used correctly and that exposure to wildlife is kept to a minimum, professional-strength products like this are only sold to buyers who can demonstrate proof of competence, either a CRRU-recognised certificate or valid farm assurance scheme membership.
If you already hold a certificate, email a copy to contact@collinsnets.co.uk along with a completed CRRU UK Declaration form, or post it to us. If you need to gain certification first, you can register at elearning.lantra.co.uk/LODI. For the latest approved certification, see the Think Wildlife website.
Buy 10 or more sacks (200kg) and you’ll get 10% off. Call us on 01308 485422 to place a bulk order, once we’ve confirmed your certification or farm assurance details, and we’ll advise on delivery timescales.
Looking for a single-feed alternative? Our Sapphire Grain bait is worth a look. For any more information on choosing the right product for your site, give us a call on 01308 485422.
Keep any unused bait in its original packaging, in a cool, dry place, out of reach of children, pets, and non-target animals, and away from food or animal feed. Don't use bait that's been damaged by water or contaminated with dirt; replace it rather than relying on it. Unused rodenticide should not go into general household waste. Check with your local council or waste authority for the correct disposal route for pesticide products in your area.
