Insect Art News Today

On March 3, 14 South Cottonwood 4-H Club members met at the Hillsboro City building for their monthly meeting. Roll call was answered by "What are your plans for spring break?" The members discussed the Insect Art contest. Entries are due in April. The club met a new extension agent named B

Shasta Nelson, Kristen Hadeed and Brigid Schulte to keynote the event, which takes place May 3-5, in Nashville, Tenn.

The company is continuing its mission to empower more women to explore careers in science by sponsoring a student intern to help with the 32nd Bug Bowl event management.

Scheduled for May 17, the virtual event will include presentations from Mark “Shep” Sheperdigian, vice president of technical services of Rose Pest Solutions; Jennifer Gordon, PH.D., founder and principal consultant of Bug Lessons; and Chelle Hartzer, B.C.E., entomologist and owner of 360 Pest and Food Safety Consulting.

The manufacturer announced special pricing on a range of premium pest control products.

Here's a look at some of the top stories, multimedia files and more posted on PCT Online for the week of March 28. Highlights this week include news on newly introduced preemption legislation; Orkin's release of its "Top Termite Cities" and PPMA's National Pest Management Month initiatives.

When life hand you cockroaches... most people slaughter their entire community. Others....(well, one lady anyway) paint them into works of art.

When life hand you cockroaches... most people slaughter their entire community. Others....(well, one lady anyway) paint them into works of art.

Through history and across cultures, bugs have inspired artists and challenged viewers to shift their perspective