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Reminder: Don't Miss Tomorrow's Vendor Showcase - Pest Control Technology - Vimarsana News

Reminder: Don't Miss Tomorrow's Vendor Showcase - Pest Control Technology

Taking place beginning at 12 p.m. (EST), PCT's fall Vendor Showcase will feature leading product suppliers and other industry professionals as they share their product expertise, best practices and more as it relates to pest control.

Spotted Lanternfly Reported in Northern Indiana - Vimarsana News

Spotted Lanternfly Reported in Northern Indiana

The structural pest control industry consists of more than 19,000 pest management firms generating approximately $6.5 billion in annual revenue. One of the most stable segments of the U.S. economy, pest management professionals play a critical role in protecting the public’s health, food and property, providing valuable integrated pest management services to both residential and commercial customers. As the leading monthly trade publication serving this dynamic marketplace, PCT magazine is the industry’s "go-to" source for news and product information.

FMC's Wendell Codner Honored by RISE with E. Allen James 2022 Leadership Award - Vimarsana News

FMC's Wendell Codner Honored by RISE with E. Allen James 2022 Leadership Award

Named for RISE’s first president, the award is the organization’s most distinguished volunteer honor and recognizes exemplary leadership and outstanding contributions to the specialty pesticide and fertilizer industry, and to RISE.

Zunex Pest Control Wins PCT's 4th Annual Vehicle Wrap Contest - Vimarsana News

Zunex Pest Control Wins PCT's 4th Annual Vehicle Wrap Contest

Zunex won with an eye-catching design highlighted by a spider on a shield emerging where the color scheme changes.

UCR Research Shows Scent Serves as GPS for Quick-to-Bite Disease Vectors - Vimarsana News

UCR Research Shows Scent Serves as GPS for Quick-to-Bite Disease Vectors

Aedes aegypti mosquitoes are guided toward their victims by a scent from human skin. The exact composition of that scent has not been identified until now.