From the Magazine – Page 48 – Pest Management Professional

On Dec. 30, 2022, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) issued a...

Dan Gordon, CPA, answers the question: What happens if your bank fails, and what can you do to mitigate your...

Please take a minute to answer our latest one-question reader poll: What can customers do to help PMPs control ticks?

Tyson and Kris Elling share how they got Sasquatch Pest Control started and how they are relying on their strengths...

A.J. Quick, pest department manager of Ryan Lawn & Tree Inc. in Shawnee, Kan., shares his experiences and tips for...

Mark Sheperdigian expands on the myth that "not all the droppings should be cleaned out of traps or bait stations...

Dan Gordon, CPA, shares examples of taxable fringe benefits that can help small businesses compete with large ones.

Jerry Schappert, ACE, shares tips on how to handle cancelations.

We asked Pest Management Professional’s columnists and editorial advisory board members to share good tips for handling customer cancelations.

The magazine catches up with Cameron Riddell, founder and president of Bird Barrier America, which is celebrating its 30th anniversary...

For PMP's annual bird control guide, industry experts discuss the risks and rewards connected to this lucrative pest segment.

Dennis Jenkins shares how the easiest and most common ways to get your company name out in your service areas...

Meadow voles, also known as meadow mice, are among the most prolific, numerous and widely distributed mammals in North America.

Pete Schopen explains how and why he made the decision to sell Schopen Pest Solutions.

In our debut edition of our new quarterly feature, Tech Trends, columnist Dan Baldwin explores how closely intertwined pest control...