From the Magazine – Page 75 – Pest Management Professional

For successful fly management, you may have heard of the “seek out the source” (S.O.S.) strategy. The first part of...

Paper wasps (Polistes spp.) are one of the common pest species that pest management professionals (PMPs) regularly control around the...

Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past 10 years or so, you’ve probably heard of fantastic sums...

See how well you and your team understand cockroaches by answering these questions submitted by industry experts to test your...

Funny, most people would think the wildest bed bug experience would be one with thousands infesting a previously untreated space,...

A few years ago, we received a call to inspect about 10 rooms of a boarding house above a bar...

My customer, the owner of a single-family home in suburban New Jersey, was an Army veteran and competitive marathon runner...

While it’s true bed bugs don’t care about the gender, age, color or creed of the humans they terrorize, they...

A customer called us to treat bed bugs at his house. About a week after we treated, he called to...

Pest management professionals large and small share horror stories of jobs involving bed bugs, or Cimex lectularius.

Some pest control companies may use non-compete agreements, which restrict where and when an employee can work after employment with...

Aerosols have become an easy-to-use option for quick fly control, but did you realize that not all aerosols are created...

There’s nothing worse than a rat running up your leg and using your knee as a launching point to jump...

When it comes to bed bugs and horror stories intertwining in my career, three in particular jump to mind. THE...

House flies (Musca domestica) are a “people problem.” I don’t mean merely that they bother people, although they certainly do,...