Bromakil is an Australian rodent bait range made for sheds, barns, feed rooms, grain stores and farm buildings, in pack sizes that suit a working property rather than a kitchen cupboard.
Choosing a format depends on the site more than the rodent. Loose grain bait is taken most readily where rodents are already feeding on cereal, but it scatters and gets carried. Pellets hold together better in a station. Wax blocks tolerate damp and outdoor placements and can be threaded onto a bait station rod so they cannot be moved. Super Rat Drink is the specialist: a liquid bait for dry sites like grain stores where rodents have unlimited food but no water, and solid baits get ignored.
Safety is not optional with these products. Rodent bait is dangerous to dogs, cats, poultry, livestock, children and native wildlife if eaten, and there is a secondary poisoning risk to anything that eats a poisoned rodent. Use locked or tamper-resistant bait stations, collect dead rodents promptly, and keep the label. If a pet or a person may have eaten bait, contact a vet or the Poisons Information Centre on 13 11 26 immediately.
