Pest Control Newsletters

 

Every month B&G publishes a newsletter with helpful infomation for the Pest Management Professional. Following is a list of past newsletters. In the future if you would like to receive these automatically via email, please contact us at 800-544-8811.

Precision Termite Tools
Insecticide Foam: A short Course
Wall voids: The Secret World of Pests
Perimeter Spray: Drops & Drift
Trench & Treat: How It Works
C+C Application: Not Just for Cockroaches
UV Light traps: Use & Misuse 
Gel Baits: Use, Misuse, & Myths
Droplets & Surfaces: Forming Effective Residues
Floor Drains and Drain Flies
The Nobel Prize and Cleaning Your B&G Sprayer
Crack-And-Crevice: Again
Termite Monitors: What, Where, & When
Swarming ... By The Numbers
Dust and Dusters
No Gaps, No Termites, No Call-Backs
Spraying the Perimeter and More
IPM: Fad or Fundamental
Do You want Flys with that Storm
Five Smooth Stones - IPM Equipment
The House that Jack Built - Microbial Cleaners
Fighting Fleas in Carpets
Job Mapping - Better organization for the PMP
Hard Times - Saving Money in a Tough Economy
Ticks - A common household problem
Monitors & Traps - Perception and Reality
Remember the Old Days - History of Pest Control
Bed Bugs & Swine Flu
Stop the confusion over Particle Size & Application Equipment
A good time for Termite Monitors
Are you Overapplying Chemical with your backpack
German Cockroaches
Cheap and Wasteful - Ineffecient Equipment
Winter is a good time to maintain your equipment
Proper application with Dusts
Improve your termite treatments
Wood Injection Techniques
Pest Control in Sensitive Accounts
How to treat for Fleas
Maximize your ROI (Retun on Investment)
Termite Monitors and how they can work for you
What is your sticky trap telling you?
Rodent Response and reactions
When do you trench without rodding?
Early Warning for Termites
Interesting things about Bedbugs and Sticky Traps
Rain floods and bugs
What is crawling under your bed besides bedbugs
Heat and effect on Rodent Stations
Spiders under your bed
Basics of Rodent Control
Warm Days and Cold nights are perfect for Rodents