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Farmers in Australia historically dealt with rabbit infestations through various methods, including trapping, shooting, and poisoning. The introduction of the myxoma virus in the 1950s was a significant biological control measure, drastically reducing rabbit populations. Additionally, the use of feral cats and foxes helped control their numbers. However, rabbits remain a persistent problem due to their rapid reproduction and adaptability.
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What did the farmers of Australia eventually do in order to get rid of the cane beetle?
the cane beetle were eating a good 23% of all crop grown in Australia.
Do rabbits live in paddocks?
yes, wild rabbits can live pretty much anywhere, in australia they are known to run around in farm paddocks all the time (the farmers don't like it very much).
What do rabbits make in farmers farmland?
Probably stealing the farmers crops and food.
Why where the convicts transported to Australia?
There wasn't enough space in britain to hold them and therefore the british saw australia as a place where they could dump them and get rid of them so they took them to australia and left them there where some escaped and became farmers and bushrangers.
Do basil leaves get rid of black heads?
no, but it does get rid of pest rabbits!
Who had the worst disease in Australia?
rabbits
Who released rabbits to Australia?
Englush settler Thomas Austin was responsible for releasing the rabbits that have caused the rabbit plague in mainland Australia.
European Rabbits were introduced into Australia cuz there cool that way?
European rabbits were introduced into Australia on the first fleet and that solves your Question
What animal is a nuisance for farmers in the South Island in New Zealand?
3 word answer: Rabbits and Opossums
How do you get rid of flower eating rabbits?
Get a rabbit eating flower.
Are rabbits in Australia endangered?
Not at all. Unfortunately.
What animals in Australia eat rabbits?
rabbit
