Definition
A protected container holding pest bait, placed in strategic locations to attract and eliminate pests like ants, roaches, or rodents at the source.
In Plain English
A targeted alternative to spraying
Bait stations hold a food-based bait mixed with a slow-acting product. Pests carry the bait back to the colony or nest, which can eliminate a much larger population than what's visible at the station itself. They're commonly used for ants, roaches, and rodents.
Why It Matters
Why bait stations are often preferred over sprays
Because the pest carries the bait back to others, stations can reach colony members that never contact a sprayed surface. They're also more contained and lower-exposure than broadcast spraying, which is part of why they're standard in commercial IPM programs.
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