Greg Bausch News Today

Industry veteran joins Nisus as senior director, field services.

To raise awareness about these pests and the harm they can cause, the Professional Pest Management Alliance (PPMA) is educating homeowners during Rodent Awareness Week, which takes place Oct. 16-22.

The invasive Turkestan cockroach has gone from exotic to commonplace in many parts of the state, taking over in habitats formerly occupied by the oriental cockroach.

The distributor adds wildlife management to its portfolio of products. Wildlife expert and biologist Frank Fowler has been tapped to lead this new division.

Through Oct. 31, pest management professionals can take advantage of big savings on select products from Bayer.

This learning session featured training for identifying and reporting human trafficking and it was geared towards pest control technicians.

The Pest Border can be installed by pest management professionals to exclude scorpions and other pests including black widow spiders, crickets, silverfish and more.

Weather extremes this summer were generally a positive for business, PMPs report.

Spencer Howard of Salyersville and Madison Payne of Barbourville were each awarded the Richard J. Bausch Family Scholarship. The scholarship, valued at $1,500, is funded by an endowment that was established in memory of the father of recently retired St. Claire HealthCare Vice President Greg Bausch, PharmD. To qualify for the scholarship, an applicant must be a pre-professional health sciences student and a resident of an Appalachian county.