From the Magazine | Pest Management Professional

Stored product pest (SPP) encompasses not only food-infesting “pantry” beetles and moths, but also textile-infesting species.

Having a solid integrated pest management (IPM) program in place is crucial for early detection and successful treatment for SPP.

While the kitchen is the most common room for treating stored product pests, it’s important to remember other areas that...

Our 2021 State of the Industry survey shows pest management professionals have kept their foot on the gas even amidst...

PMP interviewed Dan Gordon, CPA, and Donnie Shelton, about how they have teamed up for a new, industry-focused podcast, “PMP...

Being involved in the pest control industry is an investment to grow your business and gain friendships through different organizations.

Share practical IPM advice with clients, reminding them to keep baking supplies in airtight containers to deter stored product pests.

If you’ve never seen the TV show “MacGyver,” you don’t know what you’re missing. For the record, I’m focusing on...

There are various and unique inspection practices that can help identify stored product pest (SPP) sources.

From homes to warehouses, stored product pests (SPP) are widespread nuisances that can cause significant damage to the products they...

Even though I’m an entomologist, my mother calls every pantry pest a “weevil.” A couple years ago, she called me...

Recognizing the importance of integrated pest management (IPM) is critical to making effective decisions that solve the toughest infestations.

If you have not yet considered adding remote monitoring technology to your rodent control toolbox, now is the time to...

Pyrethroid insecticides recently underwent a registration review by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), a step taken at least every...

Signs of rodent presence include tracks, gnawing damage, burrows, runways, urine stains and grease marks. Droppings are key to identifying...