Story by Erin Blakemore November 11, 2023 at 6:00 a.m. EST Since 2017, researchers have watched as Asian longhorned ticks, an invasive species not usually found in the Western Hemisphere, have spread across the United States. Now, researchers are using the gruesome deaths of three cows in Ohio to sound the alarm about the parasitic […]
BY JENNIFER EARL NOVEMBER 11, 2022 / 9:35 AM / CBS NEWS While there are specific times of the year when certain insect and bug populations boom, the troubling fact is that some pests are around all year. It’s true, pests like ants and termites typically emerge in the spring. But that doesn’t mean you’ll never […]
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Clutter Cooperation Bed Bug Supplement – Bed Bug Supplement Bed bug clients can be overwhelmed when faced with the task of tackling the clutter in their home. Not all clutter is equally important, however. Here’s how to prioritize. January 31, 2022 By Larry Pinto, Richard Cooper and Sandra Kraft It is often said that bed […]
Summer and Fall are the seasons when yellowjackets thrive in new Mexico. However, unseasonably warm temperatures have allowed yellowjacket colonies to thrive through the winter this year. Yellowjacket colonies will only die from weather exposure when there have been 5-7 days of weather under 45 degrees in a row. As you can see from observed […]
University of Kentucky entomology researchers have found that skin triglycerides, or lipids, prevent bed bugs from staying very long on human hosts. December 8, 2021 Posted by Brad Harbison LEXINGTON, Ky. – University of Kentucky entomology researchers have found that skin triglycerides, or lipids, prevent bed bugs from staying very long on human hosts. Their […]
Paul Thompson Mon, September 27, 2021, 5:03 AM·5 min read When it comes to bugs, insects, and any other sort of creepy crawler, most of us would agree that fewer is better. After all, you won’t hear too many people saying they wish they saw more ants in their house or felt more mosquitos feasting […]
Brett LunaUpdated: May 12, 2020 06:42 PMCreated: May 12, 2020 06:38 PM ALBUQUERQUE N.M.— Anyone who has been spending time outside or driving around late at night has probably noticed an uptick in moths around the state. “Every year you know in the colder months they move south or hibernate as caterpillars and then in […]
Designed by John Gaw Meem, the original wing of Zimmerman Library was designed in Pueblo Revival style in 1938. The “West Wing” houses UNM Library’s Center for Southwest Research and Special Collections. Since 2016 it is listed on the National Historical Register. In the Fall of 2019, Zimmerman Library staff took notice to hundreds of […]
The pest control industry has always played an important role in preserving the health of the general public through the reduction of disease carrying pests, and we are committed to continue to do our part as stewards of public health to help keep your homes and businesses pest free while also taking steps to keep […]