Plant repellent of murine without pesticide component

Abstract

A vegetable mouse repellant without pesticide component is prepared by sufficiently mixing the following components by weight, capsaicin 0.1-2%, arctium fruit 2-5%, ethyl alcohol 1-5%, poly-sodium acrylate 3-10%, polyoxyethylene lauryl ether sodium sulfate 1-5%, sodium sulfosuccinate 3-6%, and water 67-89.9%. The vegetable mouse repellant has the advantages of no pollution, no nuisance, long acting time, broad spectrum of mouse repelling and convenience. The poisoning of human and domestic animal caused by mistaken eating and accumulated poisoning are reduced. The life safety, wealth safety and food safety of human are ensured. The vegetable mouse repellant of the invention is a more ideal product for replacing the chemical rodenticide.

Description

Technical field: [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of pesticides, in particular to a plant-based rodent repellent without pesticide ingredients. Background technique: [0002] In the rural areas of our country, the sanitary conditions are poor and the lifestyle is casual, which is suitable for the survival and reproduction of rodents. Therefore, rodent damage is rampant, and rodent damage has become the biggest factor in the loss of farmers' grain storage. At present, the rural rodent control adopts the "elimination mode", that is, by killing the rats, reducing the number of rats, and reducing the harm. The main methods are mechanical rodent control and chemical rodent control. Equipment for rodent control, such as mouse traps, mouse cages, etc., is labor-intensive and time-consuming, and the effect is poor; chemical rodenticides, such as warfarin, coumatexyl, warticone, di-rat sodium salt, bromadiolone, and Dalong, are used to control rodents. It plays a ...

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Problems solved by technology

Equipment for rodent control, such as mouse traps, mouse cages, etc., is labor-intensive and time-consuming, and the effect is poor; chemical rodenticides, such as warfarin, coumatexyl, warticone, di-rat sodium salt, bromadiolone, and Dalong, are used to control rodents. It plays a very important role in reducing the loss of rodent damage

However, its action is slow, and the rodents usually die within one or two days after eating. The rodent corpses are hidden and difficult to deal with in time, and become the source of many diseases after they rot; Accidental ingestion of medicine and rat carcasses can easily cause poisoning and cumulative poisoning, directly threatening people's property and dietary safety

These deficiencies limit their widespread use