Purdue Pest Management Conference
Spider Management, Cockroach Identification, Use of AI Tools Hot Topics at Purdue Conference
Members from academia shared research on tick- and mosquito-borne diseases, and pest control industry veterans shared technical expertise on pests like spiders and cockroaches.
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The Ins and Outs of Monitoring for German Cockroaches
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PCT spoke with Jaclyn Ricci, co-owner of The LadyBug Pest and Wildlife Control, Zionsville, Ind., on her company's efforts to push exclusion treatments and reinforce the OneHealth initiative in the pest control industry.
Cassie Krejci on Calculating Chemical Usage, Preparing Solutions in the Field
At January's Purdue Pest Management Conference, Rentokil Initial's Cassie Krejci presented on how to read labels, calculate chemical usage and prepare solutions in the field.
Faith Oi on Where PMPs Fit into the One Health Initiative
At this year's Purdue Pest Management Conference, Dr. Faith Oi, University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (UF/IFAS) extension associate professor, was the keynote speaker on where PMPs fit into the One Health initiative.
What Makes an Ant, an Ant?
At the Purdue Pest Management Conference, Rose Pest Solutions’ Mark VanderWerp shared important ant identification reminders.
Carrie Campbell on One Health as Theme of Purdue Conference
Carrie Campbell, owner of Hatfield Pest Control and industry chair of the Purdue Pest Management Conference, shared the idea behind this year’s One Health theme and how PMPs play an important role in the initiative.
