Pest Talk – Page 35 – Pest Management Professional

We haven’t yet, in this series on odor movement, discussed a training exercise to help your detector dog (and you)...

To run a long-term, sustainable scorpion management program, it is important to consider the urban ecosystem and make it less...

Common obstructions in office settings change the way detector dogs are able to detect an odor source.

Few industries are immune to the challenges that accompany an aging workforce. Industries and organizations lacking an influx of interested,...

Our discussion about odor movement problems continues. Last time we talked about how air moves and concentrates as it moves...

Be prepared to answer client questions for an effective mosquito control program.

Learn how to help our detector dog track odor to the source.

Mating disruption is a common control method used for Indianmeal moth infestations in food facilities.

What are your top business opportunities this year? What technical and business challenges have you faced so far? Share your...

South Korea reaches out to Texas A&M, leading experts on red fire ants, for help controlling a recent invasion.

PMP's share their thoughts on how to be successful in ant control.

Pheromone traps are an essential tool in stored product pest management.

Humans can jump pretty far, but spiders can jump even farther to catch their prey. According to ValueWalk, some spider...

A raccoon goes on a wild adventure while escaping capture by the Wildlife Management Services. Her day began by scoping...

To prove just how rare a brown recluse spider (Loxosceles reclusa) is in Michigan, Rose Pest Solutions is running a...