Списание «Pest Control News»

  1. Rodenticide Resistance Action Group appoints a new chairperson

    Dr Alan Buckle steps down, after more than ten years in the role, as chair of the Rodenticide Resistance Action Group (RRAG). Alan remains as a member of the group and will assist the new chair, Dr Matthew Davies, while responsibilities are handed over. Members of the group would like to thank Alan for his […]

  2. Free tests from CRRU for rodenticide resistance status

    Professional pest controllers are being called upon to help create a more accurate national picture of resistance to rodenticides in rats and mice. In return, participants will get a free indication of the sample location’s status from the Campaign for Responsible Rodenticide Use (CRRU) which is running the appeal. This comes about due to the […]

  3. New bait station controls all main ant species

    Bayer has launched a new easy to use, palatable ant bait which is now available to control all major ant species. Available in a new easy to use insecticidal bait station, Maxforce® Pushbox offers proven control over all main ant species, including Black garden ants, Pharaoh ants, Argentine ants, and Ghost ants. Tim Peeling, product […]

  4. Bayer to Divest Environmental Science Professional Business and Further Strengthen Leadership Team of Crop Science Division

    Monheim, February 24, 2021 – Bayer today announced a series of decisions to accelerate the strategy implementation of its Crop Science division. In order to focus on its core agricultural business, this includes the intent to divest the company’s Environmental Science Professional business. It is a global leader offering environmental solutions to control pests, disease […]

  5. AF® AMICUS; THE NEW WILDLIFE CONSCIOUS RAT BOX FROM KILLGERM CHEMICALS

    Killgerm Chemicals are pleased to introduce a new species-specific bait station for Norway rat Rattus norvegicus control. The AF® Amicus is a bait station which precludes entry by bank voles and wood mice, while still allowing access for Norway rats. A major consideration of an Environmental Risk Assessment, when using rodenticides, is to determine what […]