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

Professional Weed Control for Legumes

Effective management of broadleaf weeds is a cornerstone of successful soybean and pea farming. The herbicide Greenwich, SL (Bentazon, 480 g/l), manufactured by China Chemical Industrial and Research Co. Ltd, stands out as a reliable selective solution. Designed as a post-emergence contact herbicide, it provides precision control without compromising the health of your crops.

The active ingredient, bentazon (a benzothiadiazinone derivative), works by inhibiting photosynthesis upon contact with the plant's green foliage. This selectivity makes Greenwich an essential tool for farmers looking to eliminate weeds such as common ragweed, jimsonweed, pigweed, mustard, wild radish, shepherd's purse, black nightshade, and common purslane without risking damage to the beans themselves.

Key Technical Specifications

Greenwich comes in a soluble concentrate (SL) formulation, ensuring high compatibility for tank mixes and ease of use in the field. The application rate ranges from 1.5 to 3 liters per hectare, allowing for adjustment based on weed density and growth stages.

• Product Type: Selective Contact Herbicide (Post-emergence).
• Active Ingredient: Bentazon, 480 g/l.
• Application: Foliar spray, once per season.
• Safety: Hazard Class 3, 45-day pre-harvest interval.

Operational Guidelines for Maximum Efficacy

To ensure the best results, Greenwich should be applied as a rescue treatment early in the weed growth cycle while the weeds are still vulnerable. Because it is a contact herbicide, thorough coverage is essential for optimal performance. Given the 45-day safety interval before harvest, it is well-suited for a wide range of soybean and pea varieties.

By choosing a product from China Chemical Industrial and Research Co. Ltd, growers benefit from consistent quality and a precise 480 g/l concentration of bentazon. Greenwich effectively removes the competitive pressure from invasive weeds, allowing your crops to focus their resources on yield and quality during the critical stages of development.