There was only one first place in Liphatech's FirstStrike Success Story Challenge, but all eight finalists were winners based on the results they achieved with FirstStrike soft bait rodenticide.More>>

The New York City Health Department has taken its efforts to the next level through participation in the non-profit IPM Institute of North America's Green Shield Certified program. More>>

Newly formulated TERAD3Ag for organic production, TERAD3 for structural pest management new weapons in rodent infestationsMore>>

Wisconsin-based company receives Business Friend of the Environment AwardMore>>

Few pests generate as many persistent myths as do pest rodents and their management. Who hasn't heard stories about rats as big as cats, and how some rodenticides supposedly make rodents go outside to drink, or perhaps allegedly mummify them?More>>

Ron Dues, president of DSI Pest Control in Stuart, Fla., has built his sterling reputation primarily on the fumigation side of business. However, when one of his high-end horse stable accounts asked him to do something about its rodent population, he wasn't about to let them down.More>>

The rodents have become more dominant in the less-than-plush areas, such as the industrial zones and the marketplace, but have also been found in well-kept neighborhoods.More>>

Are rats finding their way into a building? Then baiting or trapping alone will not eliminate them.More>>

Rats live in the sewers of most cities and use sewer lines, both sanitary and storm, as highways to move about town. Sanitary sewers, in particular, can supply all of a rat's needs-warmth, protection, water and food in the form of floating or trapped food scraps or fecal material at the bottom or...More>>