From the Magazine – Page 30 – Pest Management Professional

leas are nuisance pests that pose health risks. They can build up large populations. This can pose problems, and your...

We asked Pest Management Professional’s columnists and editorial advisory board members to offer up their favorite tip for technicians taking...

For any growing business, identifying issues quickly is crucial for fostering a culture of continuous improvement. It helps to ensure...

In addition to treating their yard with an insecticide that provides a quick kill and residual protection of current and...

Ensuring safe driving practices is extremely important for pest control companies because driving is a big part our businesses. Let’s...

Five north Texas Rentokil Terminix branches work in the facility, along with our Dallas Ambius branch. We offer sales training...

The UPFDA Board of Directors Meeting will take place in Kansas City, Kan., Aug. 12-13. In addition to the regular...

Pest Management Professional’s columnists and editorial advisory board members offer up their favorite bed bug inspection tips.

In the pest control industry, success is tied to efficient operations, satisfied customers and a productive workforce. Key performance indicators...

It was a simple fix to remove the gutter clog and drain the standing water, but it was a frustrating...

Armed with knowledge of Dominion Pest Control’s marketing budget, Rothamel walked in and simply asked how his company could sponsor...

Despite the prevalence of dogs in households, many technicians lack formal training on how to handle these interactions.

Today’s training programs need to be comprehensive, accessible and easy for pest control technicians to understand.

Check out the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Forest Service 2023 Termiticide Report.

The first step on the road to successful ant control is correctly identifying the species.