Want to have greater control over perhaps the most troublesome of ant species? Read on.
The most important control tip for the management of ants is Identification.
No matter the species, identification is important to know where ants might be, what they may be feeding on or foraging for, and how to treat. They may be small, but they are mighty!
There’s no magic involved, but controlling acrobat ants can make you feel like you’re walking a tightrope.
With certain limitations and social distancing guidelines as a result of COVID-19, many PMPs placed a greater emphasis on effective exterior treatments to limit entering customers’ homes.
Going the extra mile to understand carpenter ant behavior is essential for successful control of this destructive pest.
New organization was formed to support, promote Black economic advancement in the field of pest management.
Formosan termites are confirmed in Canyon Lake, California. By Brad Harbison
PCT’s Cockroach Control: Next-Level Learnings Virtual Conference will be held in May. Attend from your home or office!
Fox Pest Control puts its people front and center in an annual culture book.
Last August, PCT hosted a ‘Cross-Serving Your Clients for Enhanced Profitability’ webinar. At the event, PMPs met virtually to discuss how they could create a sales strategy of cross-serving for business success.
It’s difficult to identify and find drywood termites. Here’s how technology can make the task a bit easier.
When your pest control customer calls about a bird in their facility, how are you going to handle it?
What you need to know about pigeons and their offspring.
A review of bird products for the professional pest control industry.
PMPs know that ants make the phones ring in the spring. Here, Dr. Janis Reed, who completed her BS, MS and Ph.D. in entomology at Texas A&M University, shares the number one thing your staff can do to control ant pests better.
