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Snail and slug baiting methods in the spotlight

Snails and slugs cause substantial crop damage and impose costs on the Australian grains industry estimated at $43 million annually. (Evan Collis/Grains Research and Development Corporation)

A research project is underway to aid Australian grain growers to manage snail and slug damage in crops by optimising […]

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