Electronic remote monitoring is becoming an increasingly important tool among food safety professionals for rodent control. As monitoring technology has advanced, so have the number of ways you can deploy it in your facility. This presentation looks at how to best match your monitoring approach to your specific location, based on considerations including the type of traps or stations you use, the types of rodents that are most prevalent, and the layout of your facility.
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