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Comment by Carolyn Seely on “Fruit Flies”

Hi I live in apt of old building. 4 apts upstairs 3 business down. We have a horder in an ap...

Posted by: Carolyn Seely | 10/05/2016 at 10:16 AM

StopPests Webinar Series

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StopPests is offering three free webinars on IPM in affordable housing, covering bed bugs, cockroaches, and rodents. See the descriptions and the registration links below. Although housing professionals are the target audience for thes...

06/21/2018 in Bed Bugs, Cockroaches, Events, IPM, Mice, monitoring for pests, News, pest control, Pesticides, Rats, Research, Resident Education on Housekeeping, Rodents, staff | | Comments (0)

Bed Bugs and Book Bags

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Happy April! My sincere apologies for the delay in posts of-late! Next week I’ll get out a long-overdue sample newsletter article. In the past month the StopPests folks and I: Ran eight IPM in Multifamily Housing trainings at housin...

04/11/2012 in Bed Bugs, Events, IPM, Resident Education on Housekeeping | | Comments (0)

Pest ID is Vital to IPM

The steps you take to solve a pest problem using integrated pest management (IPM) are: Inspect and monitor Identify what you find Determine the extent of the problem in order to scale the response to the level of infestation Take ...

07/25/2012 in Ants, Bed Bugs, IPM | | Comments (0)

Block out the bugs

Although I’m in denial, fall is approaching and pests will soon be to trying to enter our homes for the winter. Now is the time to do an exterior inspection and make sure your building isn’t welcoming to pests. One pest that is annoying ...

08/13/2012 in Ants, Cockroaches, Flies, Grounds, IPM, Mice, Newsletter Article, Occasional Invaders, Rats, Resident Education on Housekeeping, Rodents | | Comments (1)