furadan การใช้

The piece suggested that Furadan was a serious threat to the future of the lion population in Africa.
The desire for more quail, say state and federal experts, was what led to the illegal use of Furadan and other chemicals.
State and federal investigations into the widespread use of predator poisoning began in 1998 when dogs belonging to raccoon hunters died apparently from ingesting Furadan.
Carbofuran, sold under the trade name Furadan, can be bought and used in other parts of the state by people with the proper credentials.
The investigators also found numerous alligators, songbirds, bald eagles, hawks, vultures and other creatures dead from the Furadan and related toxic substances.