npmabugbytes

NPMA BUGBYTES

Your podcast for the latest in science, news, and information impacting the world of pest management.

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npmabugbytes

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Education

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www.npmabugbytes.org

Último episódio

1 de out de 2026

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Episódios

Directing Pest Control Operations from the Front Lines to Your Front Door 04.05.2020

What if I told you that battling arthropod-borne disease is typically the first conflict soldiers face overseas? Learn how pest management has shaped military history and how critical pest control operations are coordinated globally across the armed forces in this episode with guest CAPT Eric Hoffman, Director of the Armed Forces Pest Management Board.

Welcome to the Future: How Genetic Research is Reshaping Pest Control 04.03.2020

Discover how scientists are using breakthroughs in genetic research to control some of the most challenging urban pests in this episode with guest Ed Vargo, Professor and Endowed Chair in Urban and Structural Entomology at Texas A&M University.

Episode 2: Zach Devries Highlights Exciting Bed Bug and Cockroach Research 01.08.2019

Discover the latest in bed bug and cockroach research by one of the industries newest and brightest urban entomologists.

Episode 1: Bobby Corrigan, Rodents, and New York City 16.10.2018

Catch up with Bobby Corrigan in Central Park as he sets the record straight about rats and offers insight into the exciting future of rodent control.  

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