Discover alternative approaches to rodent control that do not involve the use of rodenticides by tuning into an informative video led by Niam Quinn, a wildlife scientist and specialist in human-wildlife interactions. In this video, Niam will provide insights into safe and effective pest management strategies that include the use of rodent bait stations, traps,…
Do you have a severe infestation of German roaches in your apartment complex? This video will give you a startling tour of a building plagued by a massive German roach problem and reveal the areas where these insects are emerging from the walls. Furthermore, we will showcase effective techniques for managing a German roach infestation,…
This video demonstrates one of the most efficient ways to eliminate pests, which is the use of roach bait. To effectively bait for German roaches, it is necessary to place the bait in areas where the roaches are commonly found, such as behind appliances, in cabinets and drawers, and near garbage cans or other food…
This video features an interview with Tom Miche, a renowned expert in the pest control industry, where he shares his insights on effective marketing strategies for pest control businesses. Various marketing channels such as PPC, PPL, D2D, SEO, and other forms of online advertising are discussed. Whether you are seeking pest control marketing ideas or…
[pestgeek] St. Augustine grass is a well-known turfgrass variety used in warm-season areas, but it is susceptible to Large Patch Disease, a prevalent fungal disease also known as Rhizoctonia solani. This disease causes brown patches in lawns, which can be unsightly and frustrating for homeowners. The fungus that causes Large Patch Disease thrives in cool…
[wordpress] Niamh Quinn is the Human-Wildlife Interactions Advisor for the University of California Cooperative Extension and is based at the South Coast Research and Extension Center in Irvine. Her role is to foster communication and information sharing among university academics, CE advisors, and community members. Niamh focuses on coordinating CE programs addressing human-wildlife conflicts, especially…
The 6 Types of Working Genius” by Patrick Lencioni delves into the essence of genius in the realm of leadership and team building. Through thorough research and practical examples, Lencioni categorizes and explains 6 distinct forms of working geniuses, each possessing its own exclusive strengths and weaknesses. This book is a must-have for anyone seeking…
German roaches in apartment buildings can quickly spread and become a nuisance. One often overlooked source of infestations is trash bins and cans. This video will show you how to handle German roach problems in these areas by identifying their hiding places and best pest control methods. First, we’ll go over proper inspection techniques and…
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Follow-up frequency is critical in controlling German roach infestations. Quicker follow-ups allow for faster identification of new infestations and elimination. Guidelines for follow-up service frequency: Initial follow-up: Inspect the effectiveness of the treatment within a few days of the initial service. Regular follow-up: Inspect the infestation at regular intervals, usually every 2-4 weeks, based on…