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September is still an ideal time to prepare for the brown marmorated stink bug and other overwintering pests, says Dr....

This year alone, Pi Chi Omega has seen its mission “to connect and enrich the urban pest management community” come...

The Inflation Reduction Act has many aspects to it, as it addresses inflation, tackles climate change, and provides some tax...

Please take a minute to answer our latest one-question reader poll: What advice do you give customers when providing tick...

Test your knowledge on mice with the August Tech Test.

Because prices at the pump continue to rise this season, we asked around to see how the increase was influencing...

Jerry Schappert, owner of The Bug Doctor, shares how regulations are beneficial for pest management professionals.

Greg Baumann discusses the consequences that can happen when state budgets shrink and research programs are reduced or eliminated, thus...

Some ticks have effects beyond the diseases they transmit. Lone star ticks are thought to be responsible for a red...

Dan Baldwin gives tips on a food processing account that has a history of stored product pest (SPP) issues.

Paper wasps (Polistes spp.) construct their nests from saliva and chewed bits of wood, which when dry form a paper-like...

Dennis Jenkins, president of ABC Home & Commercial Services, Dallas, Texas, talks about choosing your office location, and its role...

Pest Management Professional magazine asked our contributors and Editorial Advisory Board members for a bed bug business tip. You can...

Dan Gordon, CPA, shares tips for how to navigate Employee Retention Credit (ERC), which became popular in 2021.

Cindy Mannes shares how to allocate some of your budget and efforts to just the bed bug segment could boost...