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Regularly evaluating what works and what doesn’t on a monthly basis is essential for any business. The concept of debriefing,...

PMP Growth Summit attendees were interviewed about a few pertinent industry topics. Here is just a sampling of responses; check...

Twenty years on, the brown widow is now ubiquitous in southern California, but is seldom observed because of its reclusive...

Test your knowledge of fleas and ticks in our May Tech Test.

Pest Management Professional’s columnists and editorial advisory board members share tips for ensuring safe driving practices.

Dan Baldwin, BCE, REHS/RS, CCFS, CP-FS, PCQI, vice president of technical services for Hawx Pest Control, gives his take on...

Check out highlights from National Pest Management Association's Legislative Day fromMarch 10-12 in Washington, D.C.

Horse flies and deer flies are pests of both domestic and wild animals — and occasionally of humans.

This month, we check in with John Murphy, who is the carbon dioxide (CO2) development and implementation manager for Liphatech.

Dennis Jenkins, president of ABC Home & Commercial Services, Dallas, Texas, talks about the actual work and the daily aspects...

Check out how Gabe Seymour, owner of Pest Patrol in Portland, Ore., plans to grow his company in 2024.

"The concept of understanding the three parts of the brain — cognitive, affective and conative — can revolutionize your approach...

The Pest Posse concluded its Women in Pest Control Recognition Series by covering the Women in Pest Control (WIPC) Conference,...

Pi Chi Omega had a grand showing at the Purdue Pest Management Conference in January. Check out these updates from...

The term invasive species is regularly used in the pest management industry. The U.S. Geological Survey defines invasive species as...