Bery Pannkuk | July 31, 2012 A couple of weeks ago a colleague asked me about an “unsolvable” American cockroach infestation. It reminded me of a scene that a lot of people in Cincinnati witnessed during the demolition of an old Ford assembly plant. One morning as I was driving to work I was surprised [...]
Author’s note: The Amazing Spider-Man hit the theaters earlier this month, so PCT thought we would take a look at the famous franchise that fused man and spider together and created an American institution. The demand for teenage comic books surged in the early 1960s, due in part by the success of such series as [...]
We all know that pest control is one of the important aspects of gardening. This can be done through biological, chemical or physical means. As chemical pest control involves the use of chemicals that can be detrimental to human health, beneficial insects and other organisms. Long-term use of most of chemical pesticides may harm the [...]
Bullfrog has been receiving frantic calls these past few weeks about tiny red insects collecting in large numbers around windows, windowsills and on curtains. Callers are worried that their homes are being infested by bedbugs, or that the red stain the insects leave behind when crushed is blood. From the likes of it however, there [...]
Bullfrog came out in full force, talking shop with local facility directors and other exhibitors at the 2011 Long Island Building & Facility Maintenance Show hosted at Hofstra University in Long Island, NY. We proudly exhibited our IPM Institute of North America Green Shield Certified and National Pest Management Association certificates and emphasized the [...]
