Australian mouse plague devastates eastern grain belt farms
Colin Tink, a lifelong farmer in Australia, battles a severe mouse plague after rains revived crops. Mice destroy hay and grain, flood bins, and spread disease as farmers improvise traps and seek government bait amid ecological concerns and potential wildlife impact.
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