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Pesticide Update: Pyrethroids
Prepare for 2013: Learn how pyrethroid pesticide labels have changed and what that means for outdoor applications. Read more →
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September Recap
StopPests goes social, mosquitoes, Palmetto Bugs & bed bugs! Read our latest blog for the full recap. Read more →
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Block out the bugs
Use this sample newsletter article to recruit residents in pest prevention. Read more →
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Trash Handling (Sample Newsletter Article)
Trash gives pests everything they need—food, water and a place to hide. In this post, learn about trash management options for your property. Read more →
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StopPests.org—check it out!
StopPests.org is completely redesigned. In addition to our well-vetted training materials, you'll now find pest solutions, advice for implementing IPM in housing, and a robust site search function. Read more →
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Holiday Guests and Pests (Sample Newsletter Article)
Guests might bring pests. Set your residents up for a pest-free new year by placing monitors. Monitors detect low-level infestations, allowing you to act on the infestation before it grows and spreads. Read more →
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Building Out Pests: Doors, Windows, Lighting and Landscaping (Part 2 of a 3 Part Series)
Keep pests from getting in your building—focus on doors, windows, lighting and landscaping. Read more →
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Vacuums: Very Accessible Control (sample newsletter article)
Vacuums are a proven pest management tool. In addition to catching bugs (even the hiding pregnant females), vacuums get residents talking about IPM. In this post you'll learn how to use a vacuum for pest control. Read more →
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Another bloodsucking beastie
The warmer months are around the corner. Gear up for flea season by reading this post and putting an action plan in place. Prevention, early detection, and rapid response is your best bet for pest management. Read more →
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