Greenwich, RK, (bentazon, 480 g/l)

Essential selective control for soybean and pea fields

Achieving clean fields while protecting sensitive leguminous crops requires a precise approach. Greenwich, SL (bentazone, 480 g/L) serves as a targeted contact herbicide designed to eradicate broadleaf weeds without compromising crop vigor. By focusing on the photosynthetic activity of target weeds, this post-emergence solution offers farmers a reliable safety net during the critical early stages of crop growth.

Field Application Scenarios

Greenwich is best employed as a standard rescue or post-emergence treatment. It is highly effective against major threats such as lamb's quarters, pigweed, field mustard, shepherd's purse, and catchweed bedstraw. Because it acts by contact through the foliage, it is the go-to tool for agronomists looking to clean up fields where weeds have established alongside the soy or pea crop.

• Flexible Dosage: The application rate ranges from 1.5 to 3 L/ha, allowing for customization based on the density and species composition of the weeds.
• Selective Action: Designed to target invasive broadleaf species while remaining safe for soybeans and peas when applied at the correct developmental stage.
• Application Timing: Best used as a post-emergence spray when weeds are actively growing and in their most vulnerable state (early leaf stages).

Best Practices for Optimal Control

Since Greenwich is a contact herbicide, success is highly dependent on spray coverage. Ensuring that the solution directly contacts the leaf surface of the weeds is essential for rapid absorption and effectiveness. In cases of heavy infestation or staggered weed emergence, up to two applications per season are permitted. Given its classification as a soluble concentrate, it integrates easily into standard tank mixes, though compatibility testing is always recommended. By mitigating weed competition, Greenwich allows soybean and pea crops to maximize their potential yield during the most critical growth phases.