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Pest Management Professional magazine catches up with Dr. Brian Forschler, a professor of entomology at the University of Georgia, Athens, Ga....

Portions of the National Pest Management Association’s (NPMA’s) took place in person once again this year, as educational sessions, committee meetings and networking receptions took place March 13-15. Like last......

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) implemented a new policy designed to further protect endangered species in January 2022....

A bill currently making its way through the West Virginia legislature would negatively affect public health and safety, as well as how commercial pest control applicators are regulated in the state....

The Pest Posse will host its fifth annual Women in Pest Control series in March....

More than 350 organizations comprised of members who rely on the use of pesticides sent a letter on Jan. 10 to all members of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives to stress their support for the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA)....

Learn from Dan Gordon, CPA, about a few of his pest control company clients that rely on solid strategies to boost profits, cash flow and company valuations in this month's issue of Pest Management Professional....

For football fans, the best thing on TV this month is the Big Game. For pest management professionals (PMPs), it is Pest Posse TV. The content The Pest Posse is......

The National Conference on Urban Entomology (NCUE) and the Invasive Pest Ant Conference (IPAC) will be held May 15-18, in Salt Lake City, Utah....

Spray foam insulation has hampered termite inspections for pest management professionals across the country. In Georgia, a couple of changes to the state’s building code has made the task easier as of Jan. 1. ...