Diane Sofranec | Pest Management Professional

NPMA encourages pesticide preemption meetings with legislators

The National Pest Management Association is encouraging pest management professionals to meet with their state legislators — who will be...

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West Virginia law impacts professional pest control

West Virginia law now allows people to commercially apply pesticides without a license — and without meeting the minimum federal...

PMP earns awards for writing, design

Pest Management Professional (PMP) was awarded two national and five regional Azbee Awards of Excellence by the American Society of...

NPMA spearheads preemption letter sent to Congress

The National Pest Management Association (NPMA) is making a push for the pesticide preemption bill recently introduced in Congress, as...

Pesticide preemption bill introduced in Congress

A proposed bill would, if passed, make pesticide preemption the law in all 50 states.

2022 Women in Pest Control conference to be held in Houston

Women in Pest Control (WIPC) will hold its third annual conference this year in Houston, Texas, Sept. 28-30.

Roundtrip Roundup: Legislative Day 2022

Pest management professionals and manufacturer representatives met up for the first three days of the National Pest Management Association’s Legislative...

Art helps PestVet heal

The National Pest Management Association and FMC named Sgt. Phillip Moore, Trutech Wildlife Service, Sarasota/Fort Myers, Fla., the 2022 David...

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Making the outdoors comfortable for customers

As opportunities for mosquito management services soar, so do profits

5 questions with Dr. Brian Forschler

Pest Management Professional magazine catches up with Dr. Brian Forschler, a professor of entomology at the University of Georgia, Athens,...

Legislative Day 2022 returned to Washington, D.C.

Portions of the National Pest Management Association’s (NPMA’s) took place in person once again this year, as educational sessions, committee...

EPA to assess impact on endangered species before registering AIs

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) implemented a new policy designed to further protect endangered species in January 2022.

Proposed bill would deregulate pest control in West Virginia

A bill currently making its way through the West Virginia legislature would negatively affect public health and safety, as well...

Pest Posse hosts 5th annual series on women in the industry

The Pest Posse will host its fifth annual Women in Pest Control series in March.

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Support for FIFRA remains strong

More than 350 organizations comprised of members who rely on the use of pesticides sent a letter on Jan. 10...