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Some alternatives to gopher problem show potential promise

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Shaynee ModienLocal Journalism Initiative ReporterThe Shaunavon Standard Recent calls for the reintroduction of the banned substance strychnine to help with “gopher problems” prompted the Shaunavon Standard to seek out pest control expert Dr. James Tansey, provincial specialist in insect and pest management at the Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture. Dr. Tansey stated that there have been […]

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Some alternatives to gopher problem show potential promise

Recent calls for the reintroduction of the banned substance strychnine to help with "gopher problems" prompted the Shaunavon Standard to seek out pest control expert Dr. James Tansey, provincial specialist in insect and pest management at the Saskatchewan Ministry of…

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