Speakers Bio – Ken Kupfer, KM AntPro LLC
About Ken Kupfer Ken Kupfer - Km AntPro LLC A proactive advocate of ecologically sustainable agriculture, Ken is an environmental pest management systems developer and [...]
Ghost Ants – Get Rid of Ghost Ants
Ghost Ants are tiny but not invisible and not ghostly at all. Their translucent legs, thorax and antennae make them hard to see. Like their cousin the [...]
Get Rid of Odorous House Ants
Odorous House Ants don't really stink up your house, but they do smell like rotten coconut or citronella when crushed. Often confused with Argentine ants, there is a [...]
Pharaoh Ants – How To Get Rid of Pharaoh Ants
Pharaoh ants driving you crazy? They crawl out of wall switch plates, along sinks, bathtubs and seemingly appear out of nowhere. Spraying won't kill them in most [...]
Acrobat Ants – Get Rid of Acrobat Ants
Get rid of Acrobat ants easily. They get their name from the unusual way that they hold their rear end or "abdomen" up in the air. It's [...]
Carpenter Ants – Get Rid of Carpenter Ants
Carpenter ants or wood ants? Similar to termites, they damage wood. Unlike termites, carpenter ants do not eat wood for food. They bore and tunnel their way into it to [...]
KM Ant Pro Liquid Bait System
Getting rid of ants inside your home or business begins outdoors. Using repellent over-the-counter sprays and pesticides indoors can actually make them worse. The KM Ant Pro Liquid [...]
Argentine Ants – Get Rid of Argentine Ants
Argentine Ants are one of the most aggressive invasive ants in the world. Discovered in the 1800's, they can currently be found in approximately 15 countries, as well [...]
Ant Control In Vineyards Agriculture and Food Crops
Most growers spray pesticides and use scatter baits to control ants in their fields. It's an endless task that results in using huge amounts in a single [...]
Fire Ants – Get Rid of Fire Ants
Fire Ants are dangerous and threaten our environment. Killing and getting rid of fire ants requires more than sprinkling some over the counter pesticide on their mound. [...]