Technical – Page 6 – Pest Management Professional

When you look below the surface and around the corners, you’ll find the kitchen is full of surprises — including...

Judy Black, BCE, describes an especially troublesome phorid fly invasion a homeowner was desperate to resolve.

Have you had more trouble than usual with house mice (Mus musculus)? If we see mouse behavior change, our own...

Please take a minute to answer our latest one-question reader poll: What’s the most unexpected/unusual tool in your toolbox?

Share practical IPM advice with clients, reminding them to keep baking supplies in airtight containers to deter stored product pests.

Editor’s Note: Questions for this month’s test were contributed by Greg Baumann; Judy Black, BCE; Doug Foster; Paul Hardy; Mark...

Get to know the Norway rat (Rattus norvegicus) to better understand how to battle this rodent that is built for...

Judy Black, BCE, responds to a pest management professional who is getting customer complaints about midges on lakeside houses.

Evaluating changes in the population of odorous house ants (OHA) and the cause was the focus of a recent study...

A study funded by the Pest Management Foundation shed light on data-driven approaches that PMPs can use to improve their...

A pandemic is no match for cockroaches, as PMPs answer customers' calls for control. Find out more from the results...

Answer these questions submitted by industry experts to test your knowledge about stored product pests (SPP) and infestations.

Something to sting about: Get to know the eastern yellowjacket (Vespula maculifrons).

A recent research study in Auburn, Ala., shows that landscape features influenced the likelihood of infestation by common pests.

Industry training and education are an investment, not an expense, and Dan Baldwin, BCE, offers insight and advice for a...