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Learn how PMPs can encourage their detection dog to be a more important part of the team with its sense...

Let mosquitoes pick up where you left off, literally. A Rutgers University study published by PLOS: Neglected Tropical Diseases in...

Looking back to 1997 when the digital frontier was an uncharted territory.

Employees at the Madison Police Department had an unexpected culprit causing havoc in their parking lot.

Here’s what some PMP Magazine contributors suggest as ways to protect you and your technicians from dog bites while on service calls:...

Our discussion about dogs and their ability to apply a cognitive process to problem-solving continues. Let’s examine some of the...

Editor’s Note: For PMP’s in-depth coverage of marijuana as it pertains to the pest control workplace, read more: How marijuana...

Going paperless may seem extreme, especially if your company’s office décor consists of stacks of paper piled high and file...

Fifty years is a long time for just about everything. And if you’re talking about a successful, relevant organization that...

As part of our 85th anniversary year, we are highlighting some bed bug coverage from 2005.

Test you knowledge on these disease-ridden pests.

You know you have a funny quip for this Leo Michael panel. Why not share it with the industry? Send...

Walking into the kitchen one day, a homeowner notices a few ants. They call you, the pest professional, to treat...

Using your dog’s cognitive and problem-solving ability in the task of odor detection.

Here's how to encourage your dog to make the right choice based solely on the presence of odor.