EcoClear's RatX® is poison-free and only affects target species, improving the quality of life in the area.

The company's pest control solutions, like RatX®, MouseX®, VoleX®, and MoleX® are formulated to only affect target species.

Maker of eco-friendly cleaning products will showcase its odor eliminator and cleaning agent lines at Midwest's largest regional event for hotel operators

Environment and Human Health, Inc. (EHHI), is releasing its brochure on the dangers of Roundup and calling for the state and federal governments to institute new policies that will better protect the public from its harmful exposures.

Published Research Offers New Perspective on a Familiar Threat

Caltec Ag research confirms that high heat levels are more effective than fungicides to eliminate Powdery Mildew mycelium.

Provides low-cost Thermaculture® to control most insects and fungus for both row crops and narrow row vertical plantings.

Two-year replicated 'Gubler' trial of Agrothermal Systems® technology provides significant reduction in fungicide use.

Two-year study by Caltech Ag scientists shows Agrothermal Systems® heat-treatments to be equal or more effective than pesticides and at lower costs per acre

Expected growth in trade of fruits and vegetables between TPP members gives sustainable business opportunities for growers and marketers and lets consumers enjoy fresh produce safer, cleaner and environmental friendlier than ever before.

The technology, BugVibes™, helps home gardeners to grow organic food with methods that are safe for families, pets, and honeybees.

Slugs are one of the most challenging pests faced by no-till field crop growers in the Northeast, but a new Penn State project is looking to contain these pests while benefiting the environment.

Reducing pesticide use around the farm is the goal of an ongoing project targeting one of the most destructive pests of sweet corn.

The Christmas and nursery tree industry in Pennsylvania is under increasing pressure due to an influx of invasive pests, but researchers from the Pennsylvania IPM Program are helping growers gain better control while reducing pesticide applications.

BugVibes™ was designed specifically for gardeners and organic farmers who are fed up with the destruction of the Most Valuable Plants in their yard/orchard by Japanese beetles

There is still time to register for the second International Conference on Pollinator Biology, Health and Policy being held August 14 to 17 at the Nittany Lion Inn on the University Park campus.

California Safe Schools Celebrates Mother Earth & Local Heroes

Organic food is not more nutritious than conventional foods, according to a recent meta-analysis of existing studies conducted by Stanford University doctors. Although finding little difference in nutritional content, the researchers found lower leve

Honey bees exposed to agrochemicals used on farms may develop learning impairments that prevent them from being able to forage or even find their way back to the hive, say researchers at Penn State's College of Ag Sciences.

A new Penn State research project will allow growers to improve their pest control and increase grain crop production while reducing pesticide use.

Some toxicologists say that the EWG is guilty of overestimating risk to consumers and that their list is not risk-based.

Bangalore, September 11, 2011: The 'Freedom from Pesticide' campaign held by Sresta Natural Bioproducts, one of the India's largest organic food companies and promoters of the India's leading organic brand "24 Letter Mantra" came to an ev

CCM International's report "Crop Protection China News 1112" is now available at ReportsnReports.com.

Penn State Cooperative Extension and the Pennsylvania IPM Program are offering a workshop in Pittsburgh on July 7 to help schools manage pests using cost-effective and environmentally friendly methods.

The PA IPM News Winter 2011 edition is now available as a downloadable PDF file from Web site at http://extension.psu.edu/ipm/news/newsletters/winter/Winter11-1.pdf/view.

Safer pest control and cleaning practices are being promoted through a new Penn State educational program geared toward child care providers of home-based and center-based child care facilities.

To celebrate 10th anniversary in 2011, CCM has launched a lot of programmes to offer rewards for old customers and incentives for 2011 buyers.

The Philadelphia School and Community Integrated Pest Management Partnership will hold its seventh annual meeting on October 27, 10 a.m. to 3p.m., at Concilio (Council of Spanish Speaking Organizations) at 705-09 N. Franklin Street, Philadelphia.

The China glyphosate industry is facing great challenges, but also opportunity to impetus for the industry reformation, which is the only way out for China glyphosate.

Trying to figure out what to do about those six-legged creatures occupying your home, school, field or greenhouse? Find out the answer by visiting the Pennsylvania IPM Program's newly revamped Web site.

Bed bugs are making a comeback in apartment buildings, dorm rooms, hotels, hospitals and homes across the country due to people traveling more frequently, resistance to pesticides and lack of public awareness.

In urban areas of Pennsylvania, asthma rates are rising, affecting one out of every ten people. Asthma is a chronic lung disease that, for many individuals, can be controlled by avoiding "triggers" such as cockroaches, mice, pests and other aller

Concerned citizens as well as city and federal agencies will meet to discuss pest problems and solutions when the Philadelphia School and Community IPM Partnership holds its sixth annual meeting on Oct. 21 from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. in Philadelphia.