Exploding rabbit numbers across southern Australia – coming off the back of favourable breeding conditions for the previous year – will see resellers and government agencies turning to ACTA and Rabbait this year.

ACTA national sales manager Neil Martin says the company is a leader and pioneer in pest management.

“As a trusted partner for decades, we are committed to continuing to support and give technical advice for resellers and merchandise managers across the country,” Neil said.

He says with rabbit populations building, resellers and government agencies across all states are backing Rabbait as the proven performer for suppressing populations this summer.

“Rabbait contains the active Pindone and is the product of choice in pest management due to its relative ease of use, safety profile, cost effectiveness and S6 chemical scheduling,” Neil says.

“ACTA’s Rabbait comes in 2.5kg, 5kg, 10kg and 100kg packs, ensuring all projects and landowners big or small have a cost-effective solution suitable to their needs,” he says.

“Resellers across the country embraced the task of becoming ‘feral fighters’ in 2025 with impacts from invasive species being felt across all states.

“Invasive species continue to have considerable impacts on the environment as well as farming, with rabbits alone accounting for $200 million in lost production annually.”

Neil says if you want to become a feral fighter in 2026 to support your clients against this increasingly invasive pest you can contact ACTA for a tailored one-on-one overview on the pest management options available to you for this coming season, and to learn how we can support you and your customers to win the fight.

He says as well as delivering best practice management for rabbits, ACTA also has products targeting foxes, rodents, feral pigs and molluscs (slugs and snails).

“The proven performance of ACTA is backed by science and trusted over generations,” Neil adds.