Pest Talk – Page 34 – Pest Management Professional

“Either we grow or we go.” That’s according to Andy Linares, owner of Bug Off Pest Control Center and organizer...

In pest management, it’s not uncommon for challenging pests to come from unexpected places. Without natural predators, invasive species that...

Have you reviewed winter driving with your techs and sales team lately? Hazardous storms and inclement weather are a factor...

Stinkbugs, ladybugs, cluster flies and yellowjackets — along with bats, squirrels and other wildlife — are all still very active...

Fall invaders can elevate beyond nuisance status, becoming a nuisance and contamination threat.

Truly Nolen visited 16 hospitals and children centers in five states passing out pumpkins

The staff of Pest Management Professional (PMP) reported live from the show floor of PestWorld 2018, held Oct. 23-26 in...

What is one step that will put PMPs on the path to cockroach control?

(Editor’s note: This is part two of a four-part series on detector dogs and distractions. Read part one, “What distractions...

Cockroaches are not going to go away by themselves. Effective treatment depends on many factors; here’s how to gain control....

Editor’s Note: What follows is Take Care Termite & Pest Control’s Raymond Web’s explanation of some recent technology advancements to help PMPs...

With profiles of this year’s PMP Hall of Fame class, we felt it was appropriate to spotlight remarks fellow PMP...

You take your dog into a room, give the command to search and rather than immediately focusing on sniffing, the...

Here's some advice on what to say to DIY-determined customers.

In this look back, we examine how the industry managed carpet beetles and clothes moths