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During the autumn and winter of 2021, mice caused an increase in crop damage across the WA grainbelt. The conducive conditions meant that plagues could occur quickly, with high-yielding crops providing a large food source. To avoid worst-case scenarios, the National Grower Network (NGN) helped to launch a mouse surveillance program across five agricultural zones in WA: Geraldton, Albany, Esperance, Kwinana West and Kwinana East. The project is led by FARMANCO.
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