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New to PMP magazine in 2024, Foster Brusca recaps what's happening on Pest Posse TV in February.

Take a moment to answer our January reader poll: What should PMPs prioritize in 2024?

Tegus, specifically the Argentine black and white species, have been making headlines this year in Florida and Georgia. Learn more...

The Inflation Reduction Act passed into law last year, and currently is being implemented across the U.S. The hiring of...

Pete Schopen wraps up 2023 with a look back at the 2023 Start-up Companies: 1-Stop Pest Control, Evans Termite and...

Check out highlights from the 2023 New York Pest Expo hosted by Bug Off Pest Control Center.

Dennis Jenkins shares how he thinks artificial intelligence (AI) will cause changes in the pest control industry.

Are you tired of repeating the same year over and over? Do you want to grow your business, but you’re...

As part of our December cover story, Dan Gordon, CPA, also shares tips to help reduce employee turnover and create...

In times of drought, when naturally occurring water sources such as woodland pools dry up, pests may be drawn to...

Pest management professionals (PMPs) who use restricted-use pesticides (RUPs) will be held to higher safety standards in an effort to...

Take a look at photos from Pest Management Professionals archives from 1969 as part of our 90th anniversary issue.

PCO Bookkeepers & M&A Specialists’ exclusive study finds industry labor costs rose 25 percent in five years.

Pest Management Professional magazine caught up with Kathleen Corradi, the “Rat Czar” who serves as director of rodent mitigation for...

PMP’s columnists and editorial advisory board members answer our question of the month: What’s a good way to improve employee...