From the Magazine | Pest Management Professional

To your customers, pests are no laughing matter. But to comic book writers, pests bring the laughs, in addition to...

The purpose of a quality assurance department is to provide better intel on the business and how customers interact with...

An effective electronic remote monitoring system can help you stay ahead of the impending invasion by allowing you to monitor...

The government has put trillions of dollars into the economy to deal with COVID-19. Now, what do we do in...

While labor costs are a major concern, the strategies for lowering them overwhelmingly included adding benefits for the employee.

Like most owners of small to midsized pest control companies, I wear many hats. As the company grew, I hired...

What makes spiders so creepy? We even include them as spooky decorations for Halloween. Dr. Jim Fredericks explains why humans...

Get to know the Norway rat (Rattus norvegicus) to better understand how to battle this rodent that is built for...

Dr. Claudia Riegel is working to create a sustainable rodent surveillance program in New Orleans that can be used as...

The EPA approved an experimental plan to reduce mosquito populations in Florida and Texas using genetically engineered yellow fever mosquitoes.

"Hungry rats ... must find food whenever they can find it — nighttime, daytime, regardless of whether their enemies are...

As buildings reopen this year, you may find large rodent populations firmly established, or you may find rats and mice...

Being familiar with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s tier system is a great start to selecting the appropriate bait station...

Now we have a new tick in town, and this one has some nasty habits. Let’s meet Haemaphysalis longicornis, the...

The PPMA continues to amplify the importance of professional pest control to consumer audiences nationwide during the COVID-19 pandemic.