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"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.

Implementing data tracking to measure what is being seen in the field can help evaluate the tools you are using...

When it comes to effectively managing rodents, ensure you’re taking these five steps: Inspect. Document conducive conditions with diagrams, and...

These tips will help you make the most of your virtual experience while attending the NMPA's annual PestWorld event online...

Fall generally is regarded as “rodent season,” though in reality rodent control is all four seasons. Prepare with ongoing management.

As the pandemic reduces restaurant waste, rodents scavenge for food and PMPs work to understand, predict and adapt to reported...

We asked Pest Management Professional's columnists and editorial advisory board members to share the most unusual rodent attractant that they have...

With COVID-19 changing how PMPs serve customers to rodenticide regulations in California, 2020 will be a time period the industry...

Scott Steckel discusses how the National Pest Management Association is bringing the industry together through virtual events during the pandemic.

The NPMA's Alexis Wirtz notes the PestWorld 2020 virtual platform will give attendees the impression they are at a conference.

Rodent activity is a bad sign. I use the U.S. Armed Forces’ defense readiness condition (DEFCON) as a scale. Any...