From the Magazine | Pest Management Professional

President Biden has asked Congress for $80 billion to help the IRS crack down on tax avoidance from wealthy Americans...

Jen Fox, ACE, of Terminix, and Joey Hoke, ACE, of American Pest Management Inc., answered questions from PMP about hiring...

Birds can transmit more than 60 diseases that can infect humans through inhalation, dermal, oral and ocular paths. Proper safety...

A visit with an Eastern subterranean termite (Reticulitermes flavipes).

Syngenta assures control while rewarding loyalty

Gregg Schumaker, director of business and product development for Wildlife Control Supplies, gives tips on trapping birds.

Go-Forth Pest Control cherishes its 60-year-plus history, but stays attuned to today’s trends for continued success

Schopen Pest Solutions created a new policy for cancellations to avoid losing revenue for the company.

Michael Gallion, business development director for Bird Barrier, discusses how accessible training is learn about bird pest control.

This summer, a 10-year-old girl died from complications associated with plague in La Plata County, Colo., and an adult tested...

Jim Fredericks discusses extra management efforts and attention to detail for spider pest control to avoid callbacks this year.

Wheel bugs (Arilus cristatus) are considered to be beneficial insects, but they are still capable of painful bites if threatened.

Solomon Aruza, CEO of Aruza Pest Control, discusses how technology has helped grow his company over the years.

Check out Pi Chi Omega updates including PestWorld 2021, scholarship news and how to become a member.

Mike Dougherty discusses how the key to a successful bird management program is finding out information about the bird population.