From the Magazine – Page 64 – Pest Management Professional

Dennis Jenkins, of ABC Home & Commercial Services, Dallas, discusses the biggest dangers pest management professionals face in the field:...

Winter ants are widely distributed throughout the United States that are shiny, monomorphic workers vary in color from light to...

We asked Pest Management Professional‘s columnists and editorial advisory board members to share what they do to set their company apart...

We asked Pest Management Professional’s columnists and editorial advisory board members to share the top qualities they look for when they...

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency must complete new reviews within 15 years of registration or previous review. The EPA started...

Dan Baldwin, of Hawx Pest Control, answers the question about how to treat carpet beetles when the facility only has...

WorkWave hosted the Beyond Service User Conference on Jan. 9-12 in Orlando, Fla., which is its biggest user conference to-date.

Gray squirrel nests are a familiar sight in many neighborhoods across the eastern half of the United States. Here's how...

Learn from Dan Gordon, CPA, about a few of his pest control company clients that rely on solid strategies to...

Mark Sheperdigian, BCE, explains that sebum is an indicator of rodents since it builds up every time a rodent rubs...

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The 86th annual Purdue Pest Management Conference took place on the university’s West Lafayette, Ind., campus Jan. 10-12.

Check your bird knowledge with this month's tech test from Pest Management Professional magazine.

Incentives don't work like they used to when it comes to hiring employees. Jerry Schappert, ACE, shares ways to get...

With the market for managerial talent at a premium, pest control companies need to be creative in offering incentive plans...