Heather Gooch | Pest Management Professional

PMPs rank top 5 most-prevalent species

Carpenter ants top our State of the Industry lists this year.

Share your WDI insights

It’s a week before Thanksgiving, so let’s talk turkey: We’re gearing up for our annual termite and wood-destroying insect (WDI)...

Your kid is 421 times more likely to be a PMP, study finds

A New York Times study finds that certain professions are more likely to trend in families — that is, what...

In Memoriam: Lloyd Smigel

Pest Management Professional Magazine has learned that former columnist and longtime industry business consultant Lloyd Smigel has passed away after...

Extending the ThanksGIVING season

What are you doing for #GivingTuesday today?

Flying insect survey: Don’t wing fly service

Inspect, identify and get customer cooperation for success.

hibernating little brown bat. Myotis lucifugus. Photo: Dr. Paul Cryan, USGS

Snuggling bats have better survival rates

The study was conducted by researchers with Massey University in New Zealand and the USGS.

No Tinder app needed for this pair of Indian jumping ants.Photo: Dr. Jürgen Liebig/Arizona State University

Study: How Indian jumping ants use scent

The findings have implications for mosquito repellent as well.

From the start, Andrew Richardson’s vision was to build a culture that would lift others and improve their lives.Photo: Edge | The Service Company

Edge’s success lies in people-focused approach

What’s made this company skyrocket so brilliantly is that it’s made the Inc. 5000 list three times in a row,...

Flying insect survey: Opportunities take flight

Check out pest management professionals' responses to this year’s flying insect management survey.

2017 New York Pest Expo: Live coverage

Check here for all-day updates live from Bug Off Pest Control Center’s New York Pest Expo, Fort Lee, N.J., and...

PestVets members ‘Roll Thunder’ to Washington

The 30th annual “Ride for Freedom” event, sponsored by Harley Davidson, was organized by Rolling Thunder Inc.

What’s the best piece of industry advice you received?

On p. 10 of our November issue, you’ll see great responses from Dr. Austin Frishman, Paul Hardy and Dr. Doug Mampe. But several...

Aedes aegypti. mosquito PHOTO: ISTOCK.COM/FRANK600

UC-R receives $14.9 million grant for mosquito research

The researchers want to understand the potential risks and benefits of using gene drives to control mosquitoes that carry diseases.

Tawny crazy ant workers interact with their brood. Photo: Dr. Blake Layton

Mississippi State team monitors tawny crazy ants

The tawny crazy ant is a non-native ant species that also has been found in Texas, Louisiana, Alabama, Florida and...