Which type of formulation is effective for rodent control and is mixed with water for application?

Liquid baits are formulated specifically for rodent control and are designed to be mixed with water before application. This method allows for easy dispersion and can enhance the palatability of the bait for rodents. The liquid forms can be particularly effective because they can reach areas where solid forms may not, making them attractive to rodents seeking food sources.

Using a liquid bait formulation allows applicators to apply it via various methods, such as spraying or soaking bait stations, ensuring that it can effectively attract and control rodent populations. Moreover, the water component can help dissolve the active ingredients quickly, making them more accessible to the target pests.

In contrast, pellets, granules, and dusts generally do not require mixing with water for application. Pellets are solid forms often used for direct placement in bait stations, granules are used for surface treatments, particularly outdoors, and dusts are typically applied in dry form for specific pest control situations. Each of these formulations serves different pest management needs and may not be as effective for rodent control when water mixing is a requirement.