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TAMPA, Fla. — Florida is a hotbed for fleas and parasites. And, in the summertime, veterinary dermatologists see an increase in patients with flea allergies. Now, more than ever, fleas......

By: Greg Crosslin Several days ago, I was up late preparing for a trial and had the Animal Planet channel on the television in the background. A reporter began a segment......

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C. — The California Department of Pesticide Regulation has accepted a label amendment for Phantom termiticide-insecticide, a nonrepellant, undetectable liquid product manufactured by BASF – The Chemical Co. Previously......

Pest management professionals in Western states have long dreamed of an easy and attractive solution to mud swallows, the protected birds that migrate back and forth between North and South......

According to an article that appeared on NorthJersey.com, millions of honeybees are dying throughout New Jersey from a mysterious epidemic, worrying the state’s beekeepers and farmers who depend on the bees......

By: Clay W. Scherer Ph.D. Baits can be very effective at controlling ant infestations. However, to use baits successfully requires the PMP to a have reasonable understanding of species identification, ant......

Joe Felegi, president of Critter Control of Florida, is always appreciative of the mutual referrals his six-office franchise has with several area pest management firms. But one recent referral in......

Of all the pest control problems facing the food and beverage industry, birds are probably the most common. Birds, says Richard Kammerling, owner and president of R.K. Chemical Systems, Inc.,......

HOFFMAN ESTATES, Ill. — McCloud Services will host its Food Industry Pest Management Seminar March 13-14 at the Stonegate Conference & Banquet Center in Hoffman Estates, Ill. McCloud Services created the Food Industry Seminar......

It’s that time of year again – unwelcome pests are putting a stinger in everyone’s fun. Stinging insects are most active in the summer and early fall when their nest......