True or False: Granular formulations are made of larger, more uniform particles than dust formulations.

Granular formulations are indeed made of larger, more uniform particles compared to dust formulations, which consist of much finer particles. This distinction is important in understanding how different formulations behave when applied. Granular products are designed to provide slow release and can be more effective in certain applications such as pest control in soil or around plants, where they gradually dissolve or degrade to release their active ingredients.

On the other hand, dust formulations typically consist of very small particles that can drift more easily and are often used for direct applications where they can adhere to surfaces or be easily spread in the environment. Understanding these differences in formulation helps applicators choose the right type of pesticide for specific situations and target pests effectively.