Exterra

10/09/2026

Shout out to Newcastle KillaPest!
"Termite Colony Elimination - this is what success looks like!
Active feeding inside an Exterra Termite Interception and Baiting System at a Fennell Bay property. 🏡
Once termites take the bait, it’s transferred through the colony — leading to complete 'Colony Elimination' over time.💥
Exterra helps eliminate termites at the source — not just where you see them.🎯"

07/09/2026

Last chance - register now
Free 'Hotter, Wetter, Buggier' webinar
Tomorrow, Tuesday 8 September at 6 pm.
https://us06web.zoom.us/.../register/tE1odaUCSaOnsLhjmQI14g
The pest control industry is undergoing rapid and unprecedented change. This webinar will provide a concise overview of the current market, highlighting key growth areas and emerging opportunities for professionals.

04/09/2026

Friday Flashback!
Thanks Pixel Pest Control.
"Another install of Ensystex Exterra Every-Ready. Termite colony elimination done right!!"

03/09/2026

Stay ahead of changing times!
Register now for the free 'Hotter, Wetter, Buggier' webinar
Tuesday 8 September at 6 pm.
https://us06web.zoom.us/.../register/tE1odaUCSaOnsLhjmQI14g
The pest control industry is undergoing rapid and unprecedented change. This webinar will provide a concise overview of the current market, highlighting key growth areas and emerging opportunities for professionals.
Attendees will gain insights into how environmental, societal, and economic factors are reshaping the industry, and explore practical strategies for staying ahead in a dynamic market.

02/09/2026

Shaun Goulding from The Local Guys - Pest Control Adelaide sat down with Ensystex's William Killen and they discussed his business and The Local Guys relationship with Ensystex.

Shaun also commented; "We've genuinely enjoyed our experience working with Ensystex as one of our key suppliers and really value the partnership. We look forward to continuing to grow together for many years to come."

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28/08/2026

How do termites build without an architect?
There is no termite standing back looking at the mound and saying, “The ventilation needs improving.”

Individual termites follow relatively simple behavioural rules. They respond to local conditions & signals from other termites & from the structure itself. Collectively, these interactions can produce remarkably complex architecture.

This is often described in science as self-organisation or stigmergy - essentially, one termite's work changes the environment, and that change influences what another termite does next.

27/08/2026

Register now for the free 'Hotter, Wetter, Buggier' webinar
Tuesday 8 September at 6 pm.
https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tE1odaUCSaOnsLhjmQI14g

The pest control industry is undergoing rapid and unprecedented change. This webinar will provide a concise overview of the current market, highlighting key growth areas and emerging opportunities for professionals.

With pest populations increasing, species spreading into new regions, and invasive pests and emerging diseases creating fresh challenges, the landscape is shifting quickly - and with it, new business potential.

Attendees will gain insights into how environmental, societal, and economic factors are reshaping the industry, and explore practical strategies for staying ahead in a dynamic market.

The pest control industry is undergoing rapid and unprecedented change. This webinar will provide a concise overview of the current market, highlighting key growth areas and emerging opportunities for professionals. With pest populations increasing, species spreading into new regions, and invasive p...

26/08/2026

Roger from Grays Pest Control Adelaide spoke with Ensystex's Willie Killen about EXTERRA and the success he has with this product.

21/08/2026

Shout out to Borderline Pest Control - thanks for the video!
"Installation of another Ensystex monitoring and baiting station System"

20/08/2026

Termites: the tiny creatures scientists are taking more seriously
We usually think of termites as a threat to timber, which they are, however scientists are now looking at their much bigger role in Australia's ecosystems.
Termites help break down plant material, recycle nutrients & influence carbon & methane dynamics.
The same insect that can cause headaches for homeowners is also helping shape the environment around us.
Not every termite is a pest, but knowing which ones are is important.