CLEVELAND — Today’s increasing focus on public health has impacted the pest control industry just as it has the food supply chain. As such, that industry’s mission to protect public health is continuing to expand and evolve – and circle around to impact its services for the food industry. Whether your pest control services are conducted in-house or by an external provider, you’ll benefit from participation in the PCT Public Health Virtual Conference scheduled for Wednesday, April 17. QA’s sister media provider, PCT, has compiled a program featuring a number of leading entomologists with proven track records for developing successful treatment protocols for a wide array of public health pests. The presentation Double Trouble: Successful IPM Strategies for Flies & Rodents by Rollins Inc. Technical Services Manager Glen Ramsey is likely to be of particular interest to food processors.
Attendees also will learn about products they can integrate into their public health pest control arsenal from virtual event sponsors BASF, Syngentaand Thermacell.
*PCT is in the process of receiving CEU approvals for the event.
Stoy Hedges, Owner & President, Stoy Pest Consulting
1:50 p.m.-2 p.m. —Sponsor Presentation
Glen Ramsey, Technical Services Manager, Rollins Inc.
2:50 p.m.-3 p.m. —Sponsor Presentation
3:50 p.m.-4 p.m. — Sponsor Presentation
Dr. Kirby Stafford III, Medical-Veterinary Entomologist, Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station
4:50 p.m.-5 p.m. Conference Wrap-Up
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