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Make technology work for you

It’s no secret that technology is moving fast, sometimes faster than we can adapt. Even in the pest control industry,...

5 questions with Bob Fergus

This question-and-answer session is with Bob Fergus, branch manager of Sentinel Pest Control, Effingham, Ill. The industry veteran took care...

ProBest protects an architectural legacy

During his 70-year career, innovative and influential architect Frank Lloyd Wright designed structures and furnishings in harmony with their surroundings....

20,000 bees? All in a day’s work

Across the pond in Coventry, England, the Coventry Telegraph reports on a local company, Delta Pest Control, that relocated 20,000...

Michael Patterson, left, shakes hands with Dub Hayes to close their business deal. PHOTO: MICHAEL PATTERSON

5 questions with Michael Patterson, Pest Pro Solutions

Michael Patterson, owner of Pest Pro Solutions, Shelbina, Mo., has an unusual tale of acquiring his company.

Rodent tales with Jacob Barnes, Barnes Wildlife Control

Jacob Barnes, owner of Barnes Wildlife Control, Dayton, Ohio, shares a tale of two rodent jobs and their challenges

2019 PMP Growth Summit PHOTO: DIANE SOFRANEC

2019 PMP Growth Summit, continued

The PMP Growth Summit began Wednesday, March 13. See details and photos from day 1 here. The second day of...

2019 PMP Growth Summit, Day 1

The third annual Pest Management Professional (PMP) Growth Summit got underway the afternoon of Wednesday, March 13, with its first-ever...

‘Haven to Heaven’ paints quirky picture of rodent control

The cover of the September 1954 issue of Pest Control magazine, as Pest Management Professional was known, was a departure...

Why fly species ID was — and is — important

In the April 1959 issue of what was then known as Pest Control magazine, Dr. Arthur Smith tackled “Fly Control:...

Highlights from the 83rd Purdue Pest Management Conference

The 83rd annual Purdue Pest Management Conference took place Jan. 7-9 on the West Layfayette, Ind.

Mechanic discovers rabbit under PMP editor’s car hood

The National Pest Management Association (NPMA) recently released data on how rodents and wildlife are likely to get into vehicles...

Dr. Gary Bennett, BCE: Five decades of conference leadership

Gary Bennett started in pest control at age 12 and it has evolved into a lifelong career.

Stripes may be a natural fly repellent

In recent years, scientists have been able to confirm that zebras’ stripes protect them from biting flies.

5 questions with Kim Stockment

Kimberly Stockment is the program administrator for Purdue University’s Online Learning programs.