Pest Talk – Page 37 – Pest Management Professional

Ants, cockroaches, rodents, bed bugs and termites. Chances are you are well-trained to control these pests, which probably make up...

Here are some suggestions for good ways to ensure bed bugs don't hitchhike home with your technicians.

An illustration project turns the characters from Star Wars into a collection of imaginary insects.

Conflict will happen in the workplace, and it will likely have a negative effect on everyone in the company. No...

Lee County, Florida, was selected by the federal government to test and use drone technology for pest control management.

Our May issue highlights the U.S. Forest Service’s latest report on termiticides. You can read the coverage here, but as promised...

Editor’s Note: Read some highlights of what happened on the first day when Cincinnati, Ohio-based Scherzinger Pest Control hosted the...

If you provide your customers with treatments for bed bugs, we want to hear from you. Pest Management Professional’s bed...

For this third installment on pest control detection dogs’ false alerts, let’s discuss how bias can influence us — and...

Why should pest management professionals (PMPs) care about the 2018 Farm Bill? If enacted as currently written, the Farm Bill...

Let’s continue our discussion about how detector dog handlers can cause false alerts. Here’s the bottom line, in many cases:...

Let’s start with being honest with our customers and ourselves: All odor detection systems — whether mechanical, electronic or biological...

On p. 12 of the April issue, you’ll see great responses to our question of the month from Frank Meek,...

Not even snow mid-spring could douse the camaraderie and collective sense of accomplishment at this year’s United Producers, Formulators &...

Editor’s Note: This is the second in series of a look at business growth by the author. See the previous...