Bizon

Synergy of components: how "Bizon" works

The efficacy of the herbicide "Bizon" from Sunrise Chemicals Co. Ltd. is based on a precise combination of two active ingredients: bentazone and MCPA. This is not just a sum of components, but a powerful synergy that allows solving weed problems in peas where mono-preparations often fail.

Technical composition breakdown

• Bentazone (benzothiadiazinones): a contact component that inhibits photosynthesis in weeds. Its purpose is to rapidly arrest the vegetation of the most problematic broad-leaved species.
• MCPA (phenoxypropionic acid derivatives): a systemic compound that penetrates the plant through leaves and travels to the growth points, causing metabolic disruption and tissue deformation.

This tandem turns "Bizon" into a highly selective post-emergence tool. The systemic nature of the product is critical: after application, the active ingredients quickly distribute through the weed’s vascular system, preventing regrowth even under unfavorable weather conditions.

Why it matters in the field

For an agronomist, the main goal is to eliminate a wide range of harmful plants: from common lambsquarters and redroot pigweed to ragweed and sow thistle. "Bizon" affects them during the post-emergence stage, when competition for moisture and nutrients between the crop and weeds reaches its peak. Because it is a selective herbicide, it has minimal impact on peas, provided the application regulations are followed.

The aqueous solution formulation ensures easy preparation of the working solution, which is quickly absorbed by the leaf surface. The Class 3 hazard rating requires standard safety measures, making the product highly operational and easy to handle for field crews.