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25.01.2022 Last chance to register for the Faopma Pest Summit 2020 Virtual Conference on November 18-19! Hear from a great line up of speakers about surviving COVID and protecting your business. Hurry - registrations close November 1st 2020. For more information and to reserve your spot, visit: https://faopma-ps2020manila.org/home

25.01.2022 Bed bugs are not pleasant and are best dealt with as soon as you suspect you have them as they can spread quickly. Here are some key signs that you may have a bed bug infestation growing in your home.

24.01.2022 The FAOPMA-Pest Summit 2020 Philippines Virtual Conference is happening next week on November 18-19! this year's theme will focus on how pest management companies can survive the COVID-19 pandemic. Registrations for delegates close on the 15th of November. Book yours now! https://faopma-ps2020manila.org/home

17.01.2022 Your customers’ pets are part of their family. As a trusted service provider, you need to do the best thing by them too. This article by @rapidsolutions outlines what to tell customers about pet safety and how to keep their pets safe before, during, and after the pest treatment process.

13.01.2022 Bug bombs are bad for your health and are ineffective at removing cockroaches from homes and commercial premises. Proper pest treatment is the only effective way to remove and keep cockroaches away permanently. https://www.gizmodo.com.au//bug-bombs-suck-at-killing-roa/

12.01.2022 Members of the AEPMA get a competitive edge in the pest management industry and give their customers confidence that their business is backed by a credible and professional body. As an Association, we are constantly working to develop, improve and promote the professional pest management industry. Learn more about the benefits of becoming a member here: https://aepma.com.au/Member-Centre/Join-Now

11.01.2022 Rapid Solutions recently had a chat with the Professional Women in Australian Pest Management 2020 Excellence Award Winner Michelle Downs from Gold Coast business Lethal Pest Control. She shares her experiences as a female pest controller, her eagerness to mentor and what she loves about the business.

11.01.2022 Each termite is a gold mine of microbiomes: In their hindgut alone, termites can hold as many as 1,400 species of bacteria! If you’ve got termites in your area, find an AEPMA accredited Pest Controller near you: https://aepma.com.au/ManagerSearch

10.01.2022 If you’re looking for a Pest Controller who is insured, adheres to a strict Code of Ethics, and is fully licensed then look no further than our AEPMA Member Directory. You can search via your suburb or postcode, and in particular pest categories, and find those closest to you: https://aepma.com.au/ManagerSearch

05.01.2022 The Pestech 2020 Digital Tradeshow is On now! Agserv would like to invite you to visit the Pestech 2020 Digital trade show sponsors. The tradeshow is a key feature of our regular Pestech events, giving pest managers the opportunity to catch up with a wide range of suppliers including chemical manufacturers, insurers, equipment suppliers, software suppliers and more. Click the Pestech 2020 link https://pestech.agserv.com.au/tradeshow/ to check it out and for more information.

05.01.2022 Did you know? If you plant rosemary in your garden, it can help ward off mosquitos during the warmer months! Read more useful tips for keeping the mozzies away during the summertime: https://bit.ly/34at0xj

05.01.2022 Rentokil honoured to win triple at the Pest Manager of the Year Awards 2020! Location-based awards: Rentokil Pest Control Fiji Rentokil Pest Control Australia O...verall Pest Manager of the Year Award: Rentokil Pest Control Australia Thank you to AEPMA and BASF for these industry awards; recognising amazing efforts by all pest control companies during this tough year. #PMOY2020 #awards

01.01.2022 Did you know? Funnel web spiders are the deadliest on Earth and it is able to kill a human in 15 minutes!! The Sydney funnel web has large fangs that can pierce fingernails. https://www.nationalgeographic.com//inverte/group/spiders/