From the Magazine | Pest Management Professional

You can lose your mind, when cousins are two of a kind: Get to know the red flour beetle (Tribolium...

When you look below the surface and around the corners, you’ll find the kitchen is full of surprises — including...

There is no doubt that offering bat exclusion services can increase a business’ bottom line — when done correctly. Follow...

Northfield, Ill.-based Rose Pest Solutions is now in its third year of “Saving Literacy” throughout Chicagoland. See photos of the...

Structural integrity is key to preventing wildlife from entering a building. Any damage and decay that allow openings into a...

PMPs need to understand the food production chain in order to determine how or why a stored product pest decides...

When your customers ask how to control stored product pests, which can can be responsible for enormous losses, provide them...

You can expect SPP to be in whole or processed grains or processed food. Here are two ways to prevent...

The 87th annual PestWorld, which originally was scheduled to take place in Nashville, Tenn., was held online Oct. 13-15 because...

In addition to advocacy work, RISE hosted its first-ever Virtual RISE Annual Meeting in August and President Megan Provost shares...

Judy Black, BCE, describes an especially troublesome phorid fly invasion a homeowner was desperate to resolve.

Have you had more trouble than usual with house mice (Mus musculus)? If we see mouse behavior change, our own...

Pete Schopen lists his least-favorite to most-fun pests to service. And then he ranks his favorite Star Wars movies, too.

The Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) was passed and implemented by the U.S. government in haste, leading to challenges in execution.

The food processing industry has formal systems in place, from good manufacturing practices (GMPs) to pest management tracking.