Pest Talk – Page 38 – Pest Management Professional

Right before the 2018 PMP Growth Summit took place in February, we sent out a call for entries for attendees’...

Editor’s Note: This is the first in series of a look at business growth by the author. In 2000, my...

Last week, I talked about the scientific basis for using randomized, double blind testing of canines used in termite, bed...

In March 2016, Truly Nolen Pest Control created the TRULY Insect Madness Bracket of Insects, which featured 16 insects and...

Now in its sixth year, the North Carolina Pest Management Association’s PestLine project helps the public with their pest issues...

Last week, I defined what randomized, double blind testing is for testing detection dogs, including those trained for bed bug and...

On p. 14 of the March issue, you’ll see great responses to our question of the month from Dr. Austin Frishman, Dr....

Editor’s Note: Learn more about WDDO in our March issue profile on the author, online here. If you’re not familiar...

In February, Amazon agreed to pay $1.2 million in administrative penalties to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to settle...

Are carpenter ants still king?

The National Pest Management Association (NPMA) members worked together on issues affecting the pest management industry during Legislative Day 2018.

There are many old wives tales and folklore surrounding the correct way to remove a tick that has embedded itself...

There are several factors to consider when formulating an integrated pest management (IPM) approach to a rodent account, including: •...

Finding the funds for college is a challenge for many. Student loan debt in the United States has reached a...

On Saturday, Feb. 24, in conjunction with the company’s yearlong 80th anniversary celebration, Truly Nolen Pest Control hosted its first-ever...