ticks – Page 4 – Pest Management Professional

Editor-in-Chief Heather Gooch offers "color commentary" alongside these top news items of the year.

Mosquito Shield is launching a new service this fall called Pest Shield, a scientific approach the company found for mosquitos...

Some ticks have effects beyond the diseases they transmit. Lone star ticks are thought to be responsible for a red...

Climate change is considered the No. 1 reason for the increasing diseases from ticks and mosquitoes, according to a Connecticut...

Judy Black, BCE, gives five tips for boosting tick control services.

ExciteR and ExciteR 55 Aerosol feature synergized pyrethrins for rapid knockdown and kill of fleas, ants, ticks and other labeled...

A new study finds that tick density is related more to squirrels and other small mammals, over animals with larger...

Identification of the pest and the conducive conditions are key to solving problems. And knowing which species are going from...

Cindy Mannes, VP of public affairs for the NPMA, discusses the increased awareness of the value of professional pest control...

Presented by FMC's Eric Ham, the webinar “Flea & Tick Control” will take place July 9 and review best practices...

The inaugural Tick Awareness Week is taking place this year May 10-16. PMPs are encouraged to educate their customers about...

Please take a minute to answer our latest one-question reader poll: What's your favorite flea and tick inspection tip?

Research shows reptiles are poor transmitters of the Lyme disease bacterium, which means fewer southern ticks are infected and so...

New research shows cases of Lyme disease in the United States is higher than the Centers of Disease Control and...

Many pest management professionals are not yet familiar with the Asian longhorned tick, which is quickly making its way across...