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Healthy revenue gains are predicted for pest management professional companies in 2022.

Pest management professionals fared better than other industries when it came to retaining employees and customers during the pandemic.

Joe Barile, of Bayer, explains how thorough inspections, treatments and prevention can help eliminate stored product pests.

Identification of the pest and the conducive conditions are key to solving problems. And knowing which species are going from...

With some materials in short supply, PMPs ensure they have what it takes to make the win.

Casey Prewitt, of Neogen, discusses how to have a solid IPM plan in place for early detection and successful treatment...

Part two of Pete Schopen's column this month breaks down the sales process. Part one of his column was featured...

Jorō spiders were spotted northern Georgia and western South Carolina since its U.S. arrival approximately 7 years ago. Now, they...

Don’t forget that stored product pest infestations can occur when stock or shipments from different locations are co-mingled at processing...

Here are some recent examples of acts of kindness in the professional pest management industry to inspire other teams in...

Question: Judy, many of my customers have lake homes with boat docks. The docks often are covered with spiders and...

PMP Editor Heather Gooch talks 5 questions with June Van Klaveren to discuss her children's book Me & Smugg, the...

Mel Whitson, of Zoëcon Professional Products, explains how kitchens are go-to spots for store product pests and how to prevent...

Dennis Jenkins discusses how making decisions and establishing personality will help a business grow.

Dr. Eric Paysen, of Syngenta, explains that it is important to quickly stop the infestation to help prevent food spoilage.