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Contrary to the belief that bees eat just nectar and pollen, a team of scientists has shown that bee larvae have...

Johns Hopkins Medicine scientists say they have discovered that malaria-causing parasites are stopped by a roadblock in mosquitoes' spit glands.

Industry mergers and acquisitions consultant Kemp Anderson recently wrote a book for service professionals titled Level the Field. Available as...

Truly Nolen promoted Josh Bewley to district manager of central Florida, serving offices in the Tampa Bay area and in...

Dr. Faith Oi of the University of Florida will speak at the North Carolina Pest Management Association's 2020 Pest Control...

Truly Nolen is empowering its service offices by listening to front-line employees who serve customers directly to make better customer...

RISE held its annual conference Aug. 26-29 in Marana, Ariz., with nearly 185 manufacturers, formulators, distributors and industry leaders in...

Dig into the archives for legislative milestones that altered the course of the professional pest control industry over the years.

Nisus Corp. appointed Dr. Jamel Sandidge, BCE, to the research and development team as leader of the company's Innovation Platform...

Now available in a 16-pound pail, ready-to-use Brigand Soft Bait (SB) is formulated specifically for the U.S. market. Food-grade wheat,...

Montgomery County, Md.’s ban on the use of state-approved pesticides on private lawns was upheld by Maryland's Court of Appeals...

[SPONSORED CONTENT] Scott Monds, general manager of National Exterminating Co., offers a look at what tactics and tools his team...

In the April 1967 issue of what was then known as Pest Control magazine, we published an article by Dr....

American Pest Control awarded 23 scholarships in the total amount of $28,000 this year throughout Georgia and South Carolina.

To celebrate their fourth annual CO2 conference, Coalmarch is sending one lucky winner and a guest to the 2020 Super...