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As we embark on this journey of re-opening business and calling our employees back to work, we realize that we’re going to have to do some things differently, certainly for the short haul, perhaps for the long run. Read More.
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The inaugural Industry Safety Summit, originally planned for June 25-26 of this year, has been postponed to May 6-7, 2021 due to the potential impact of COVID-19. As the threat of Coronavirus continues to loom, the National Pest Management Association (NPMA) and QualityPro have decided to take this precaution in order to protect the health of our participants.
“NPMA’s mission statement and the tagline of this meeting is ‘Our Mission is Your Protection’, and during this time of uncertainty this statement couldn’t be more fitting,” said NPMA CEO Dominique Stumpf. “Our highest priority is the health of our members, and we look forward to hosting a fantastic meeting next year alongside QualityPro in a safer environment.”
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Directing Pest Control Operations from the Front Lines to Your Front Door with guest CAPT Eric Hoffman, Director of the Armed Forces Pest Management Board Episode 4 of NPMA’s BugBytes Podcast is now available at www.npmabugbytes.org or wherever you listen to your favorite podcast! In this episode, learn how pest management has shaped military history and how critical pest control operations are coordinated globally across the armed forces. Visit https://www.naylornetwork.com/npma-ePestWorld/articles/index.asp?aid=615961&issueID=74553 to view the full article online.
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Don’t Slack on Stinging Insect Management
Friday, May 15 at 4:00 PM EDT | Earn Credits | Only $10 - REGISTER
Jody Green, Ph.D., University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebraska
Get the practical information you need to properly identify common wasps and bees in and around structures. This webinar will teach you when to pull out your insecticides or when it's best to leave these busy creatures alone. Additionally, the speaker will cover proper PPE for the management of a variety of stinging insects as well as stewardship of pollinators when controlling stinging insects.
A 100% refund for registration fees can be provided if a request is submitted by 4:00 PM EST on the day of the webinar. No refund will be provided for any requests submitted after 4:00 PM EST on the day of the event.
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Baltimore exterminators say the city’s rats have moved from restaurants to homes as the coronavirus pandemic has cut down on food waste from eating establishments.
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Reader wants to know how to tell friends that the treats she has been leaving at their doors were made with moth-infested flour.
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As pandemic-related restrictions ease and people return to parks and other outdoor spaces, remember to protect yourself against another threat – ticks.
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The Asian giant hornets found in Washington state that grabbed headlines last week aren't big killers of humans, although it does happen on rare occasions.
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A new study that's been described as the largest and most comprehensive assessment to date of insect and arachnid populations suggests that while some might be in peril, an insect apocalypse isn't upon us quite yet.
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