From the Magazine | Pest Management Professional

Do not be fooled into thinking things like how a western drywood termite (Incisitermes minor) would never exist in New...

The identification of an active termite infestation is key to making a management plan, and the first step in determining...

Although math may not be everyone’s favorite subject, it is important that PMPs use the correct measurements and calculations for...

Many PMPs would agree one of the biggest hurdles to implementing a successful integrated pest management program for clients are...

The owner of Schopen Pest Solutions shares his financial wisdom on five topics from his experience running a pest control...

Depending on the region of the country, our view of termites and termite-related damage can be quite different. Subterranean termites...

The most successful termite treatments begin with a successful inspection. It is so easy to go on autopilot or rush...

The NPMA is looking forward to hosting PestWorld 2021 in Las Vegas, Nov. 2-5, and celebrating the reconnection of our...

Summer is in full swing and pest management companies are participating in local parades. See some photos of the parade...

The EPA will no longer prioritize public health emergency requests for new products developed to treat the surface contamination of...

Your logo, signage, vehicles, uniforms and social presence all add to your pest control company's brand identity and professionalism.

In this visit, get to know the house mouse (Mus musculus) and understand some control tips for this destructive pest.

A reader asks expert Dan Baldwin, BCE, for some advice on getting better cooperation with a restaurant client that is...

At your next fire ant account, take a look around: Are spiders in the vicinity, too? Odds are, probably not.

Eliminating an infestation is the most important part of a PMP's job, but showing compassion may be key to attracting,...