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Our year-round job, regardless of pest pressure levels, is to educate our customers on the value we bring to prevent...

Mice full of acetaminophen were used by the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Wildlife Service to battle the invasive brown tree...

PMP's Heather Gooch takes a closer look at “The Entomologist,” a bronze sculpture that resides on the main campus of...

Using data to improve hiring and retention is easier than you may think. Follow this four-step process to have the...

The bush fires in Australia rage on out of control, taking a toll on humans, wildlife and insects. Authorities still...

More than 300 pest management professionals gathered on the main campus of Purdue University for the 2020 Purdue Pest Management...

To mark the end of an era, a special retirement reception and "roast" of Dr. Gary Bennett took place during...

Pest Management Professional is kicking off the new year with a mosquito management survey. If you offer mosquito control, please...

Members of Pi Chi Omega got together for their annual bowling event on the eve of the 2020 Purdue Pest...

See how well you and your team know and understand spiders with this tech test.

In 2019, RISE helped facilitate conversations between pest management professionals and legislators about our industry and its benefits.

French scientists studied pigeons in urban areas that don't have a full set of "toes." These toeless pigeons appeared in...

The industry’s need to offer quality service and produce high profit margins rests on pest management professionals’ (PMPs’) ability to...

We catch up with Sandy Honess, who co-owns Ladybug Pest Management with her husband, Frank. In the past 10 years,...

At PestWorld 2019 in San Diego, Calif., the National Pest Management Association (NPMA) made it easy for attendees to lend...