As a major winter weather system sweeps across the Eastern and Southern U.S. this weekend, keep in mind that pests like rodents and cockroaches are known to seek shelter wherever available. A recent news release by the National Pest Management Association (NPMA) warns of just that. How common are pests in the winter? Recent online […]
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16 pest control companies join PPMA’s investor network
The Professional Pest Management Alliance, which serves as the consumer marketing and public outreach arm of the National Pest Management...
13 companies join Professional Pest Management Alliance’s investor network
The 13 new companies pledge to support PPMA’s consumer awareness programming, which aims to educate the public on the health...
’Tis the season for SPP surprises
Share practical IPM advice with clients, reminding them to keep baking supplies in airtight containers to deter stored product pests.
The NPMA to host webinar about COVID-19 disinfection services
The NPMA is offering a free webinar on April 14, titled "COVID-19 Disinfection Services: Critical Things to Consider Before Launching...
Cold-weather ticks provide opportunities for education
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Why pest IDs are so important
The common names of pests do matter, but they can be confusing. Dr. Jim Fredericks explains why it is so...
Update on NPMA-supported research that will impact pest control
PMP columnist Dr. Jim Fredericks, and VP of technical and regulatory affairs for the National Pest Management Association, shares some...
’Tis the season for holiday pests
With so many Americans choosing storage facilities to stash holiday decor and extra belongings, these locations serve as an opportunity...
NPMA examines spray foam insulation and termite control
PMP columnist Dr. Jim Fredericks, and VP of technical and regulatory affairs for the National Pest Management Association, shares the...
Pest Management Foundation awards 2019 scholarships
This year, the Pest Management Foundation awarded $10,000 in scholarships to five university students studying urban entomology.
Multistate task force sets out to curb rising sales of illegal pesticides
Clemson University leads a new multistate task force to control sales of illegal pesticides after two pet dogs died in...
NPMA’s Mosquito Multiplier displays breeding power of mosquitoes
The National Pest Management Association (NPMA) is educating consumers about mosquitoes with the results of its new video project –...
NPMA Industry Relations team leads the charge
Whether it’s in the technical or business regulatory arena, the well being of pest management professionals is top of mind....
Callback Cures: Controlling Bed Bugs that Aren’t There
Bed bug callbacks can be time consuming and costly. Because of the emotional impact bed bug infestations can have on...
Callback Cures: Potential Sources for Persistent Fleas
Nuisance wildlife pests can invade structures, cause significant damage and interfere with the quality of life for clients in urban,...