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Posts tagged with: pest management
Preparing for Swarms
With Spring upon us, the temperature will start to get warmer, finally! This is great news for us, but it also means that insects are beginning to come out of hibernation. Two insects of great concern, particularly in the spring,...
New Research Finds New Ways to Control Mosquitoes
New Research is Helping Us Find New Ways to Control Mosquitoes A mosquito’s ability to target humans seems a little mysterious, right? Not really. They are programmed to look for three things when looking for a blood meal to go...
Keeping Ladybugs Out
Ladybugs Seek Warmth in Homes Ladybugs are beneficial insects but when they overwinter in your home they become a nuisance pest. They spend the warmer months of spring and summer growing their populations and like other overwintering pests, they seek...
Pest Control Among Top 8 Outdoor Jobs
Looking for a job where you can enjoy the great outdoors? Pest Control may be just the answer that you’re looking for. Fox Business recently released an article with the Top 8 outdoor jobs that are “growing or are poised...
Diseases Caused by Pests
With our commitment to healthier living and working environments, we at Northwest understand the importance of good pest management for personal health. Living in a hygienic environment and minimizing exposure to unwanted pests can literally save lives. For instance, the...
The History of Pest Control
Since the advent of agriculture, humans have needed a means to prevent pests from destroying their crops. Techniques such as crop rotation, intercropping and selective breeding of pest-resistant plants sought to make plants less desirable to weeds as well as...
What to Expect During a Pest Control Inspection
We recently discussed the importance of having an inspection prior to receiving a pest control treatment (HERE). We thought we would continue with the discussion by letting you know what you should expect during a pest control inspection from an...
Amanda Drew says:
I hadn't realized that ants could find a food supply so small that I can't even see it and then keep coming ba...
Embarrassed says:
6 days ago, I found mouse droppings behind my kitchen trash can. I imediately grabbed bleach diluted with wate...
