August once again marks the start of rodent season
An annual reminder that saves time and trouble in autumn for those who read it early enough.
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Midsummer: who is most active in July
A short rundown of what people run into most at the height of the season. Read →
São Paulo: the Made in Russia business mission and the Hortitec exhibition
From June 16 to 19 we worked in Brazil — one of the world's most demanding agricultural markets. Read →
Happy Russia Day
Congratulations on June 12. Read →
Happy Chemist's Day
Congratulations to our fellow professionals. Read →
Happy Victory Day
Happy May 9. Read →
Ticks: how to treat your property the right way
Blanket treatment is neither necessary nor beneficial — what matters is treating the risk zones. Read →
Agro Expo 2026: the group's products at an international stand
An international show in Mongolia, with our own stand — a step beyond the domestic market. Read →
The season begins: three things to do before warm weather arrives
Preparation takes one weekend, and the benefits are felt all summer. Read →
AgroComplex-2026 in Ufa: protecting harvests, storage facilities, and farms
At the 36th international show at UFA EXPO, we showcased products used to protect granaries, farms, and smallholdings. Read →
ChemiCos 2026: the full range at one stand
From March 17 to 19, Crocus Expo hosted one of the main exhibitions for household and professional chemical products — and we brought our entire range. Read →
Happy March 8
Congratulations on this spring holiday. Read →
Happy Defender of the Fatherland Day
Congratulations on February 23. Read →
Winter control: what not to put off until spring
A winter pause in control leads to twice the pest population by April. Read →
Happy New Year
Thank you for a year of working together. Read →
Prevention costs less than control. But how much less?
The difference is not a fixed multiple; it depends on how the population grows. Read →
Happy Agricultural Workers' Day
Congratulations on the professional holiday. Read →
Grain in storage: why the bait must be grain-based
With tons of feed all around, the bait has to be more appealing than the feed. Read →
August: two seasons begin at once
Rodents head for warmth, cockroaches hit their peak. You have to prepare for both. Read →
Wasps get more aggressive by July. There's a reason
A colony's behavior changes over the season — and changes significantly by late summer. Read →
Happy Russia Day
Congratulations on June 12. Read →
Happy Chemist's Day
Congratulations on the professional holiday. Read →
Happy Victory Day
Happy May 9. Read →
Ants and aphids: why fighting one without the other is pointless
Ants on your fruit trees are no accident — they're tending a herd. Read →
Mosquito season: what's worth doing in March
Everything done before the mosquitoes arrive works many times better than anything done after. Read →
Happy March 8
Congratulations on the spring holiday. Read →
Happy Defender of the Fatherland Day
Congratulations on the holiday. Read →
Five mistakes when choosing a product
Disappointment with a product usually begins in the store. Read →
Happy New Year
Thank you for the year. May the next one bring good fortune. Read →
Putting away winter clothes without feeding the moths
The main mistake is made at packing time and discovered six months later. Read →
Happy Agricultural Workers' Day
Celebrating everyone who feeds the country. Read →
What retail chains ask about sanitation control
An audit checks whether a system is in place, not whether pests are absent. Read →
Getting the warehouse ready for autumn: a two-week plan
Everything that needs doing before September fits into one clear list. Read →
Flies at a food facility: why sticky ribbons are still used
The simplest format keeps doing the job where aerosol use is restricted. Read →
Happy Russia Day
Congratulations on June 12. Read →
Happy Chemist's Day
The professional holiday of the people responsible for the formulation. Read →
Happy Victory Day
Happy May 9. Read →
Spring treatment of your property: the sequence of steps
April determines what summer at the country house will be like — and most of the work only needs to be done once. Read →
Mat or liquid: what the difference really is
Two refills for one device, and most people choose between them at random. Read →
Happy March 8
Congratulations on the first holiday of spring. Read →
Happy Defender of the Fatherland Day
Congratulations on February 23. Read →
Reading the signs: what happens on site when no one is around
Droppings, gnaw marks, tracks in dust, and smell are more accurate indicators of how many pests there are and how long they have been present than a single sighting. Read →
Happy New Year
Wishing you a good end to the year and a successful start to the next. Read →
Home remedies: which of them actually work
An honest look at popular home methods — some aren't useless, just miscast. Read →
Happy Agricultural Workers' Day
Celebrating the farmers and everyone responsible for the harvest and its safekeeping. Read →
August at a food plant: two problems at once
Cockroaches hit their peak, rodents start moving in — all in the same month. Read →
Blackflies and horseflies: why "mosquito" products don't work against them
Different insects respond to different substances, and there is no universal answer. Read →
Happy Russia Day
Congratulations on the holiday. Read →
Happy Chemist's Day
Congratulations to our fellow technologists on their professional holiday. Read →
Happy Victory Day
Happy May 9. We remember. Read →
Ticks: what has changed in the usual advice
Some of what we learned as children is now considered downright harmful. Read →
Why there are always more mosquitoes at a country house than in the city
It's not the nature around you — it's how much standing water sits on your property. Read →
Happy March 8
Warmth, springtime, and good spirits. Read →
Happy Defender of the Fatherland Day
Congratulations on February 23. Read →
The cockroaches returned after a month. What went wrong
A recurrence almost always means that the wrong target or area was treated, or that treatment was incomplete. Read →
Happy New Year
Thank you for this year. Happy holidays. Read →
Pantry moths don't appear out of thin air
They almost always arrive in a pack of cereal — and that's the key to stopping them. Read →
Rat or mouse: why the question is far from idle
The answer determines bait placement, the number of bait points, and the timing. Read →
Rodent season has begun. Start now
In August you're working ahead of the problem; in October you're catching up. Read →
A June wasp nest is the size of a walnut
By August, the same nest will be the size of a football and home to hundreds of inhabitants. Read →
Happy Russia Day
Congratulations on June 12. Read →
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