Water Dispersible Granules (WDG) are produced through a dry‑processing method. The process begins with milling the active ingredient into a fine powder, often using a jet mill to achieve extremely small particle sizes. The milled active ingredient is then blended with additives such as binders, dispersants, wetting agents, and fillers to support granulation and improve water dispersibility. This mixture is fed into an extrusion or compaction system to form long strands resembling “noodles,” which are then cut into short cylindrical granules. The granules are subsequently dried—commonly using fluidized‑bed drying—to reach the required moisture content, followed by sieving to classify particle size and remove off‑spec granules. Finally, the product undergoes quality control testing and packaging. The final WDG product consists of hard, dust‑free granules that disperse easily in water and are safer and more user‑friendly than powder formulations.