Greenwich w.r.k., (bentazon 480 g/l)

Efficient control of broad-leaved weeds in field crops

Greenwich w.r.k., containing 480 g/l of bentazone, is a time-tested solution for post-emergence weed control across a wide range of agricultural crops. As a selective contact herbicide, it provides critical protection during the growth stages when weed competition for nutrients and moisture is most damaging to potential yield.

Practical field application

Farmers utilize this herbicide for rescue treatments to eliminate weed flushes without harming the primary crop. Due to its high selectivity, Greenwich w.r.k. is effectively used in soybean, pea, corn, and cereal fields (winter wheat, winter barley, oats), as well as in flax cultivation. Its mechanism involves inhibiting photosynthesis, which leads to the rapid necrosis of target weeds.

Targets and efficacy

The product demonstrates strong results against a broad range of broad-leaved weeds, including problematic species such as common ragweed, velvetleaf, pigweed, wild radish, cleavers, and mayweed. Being a contact herbicide, it requires thorough coverage of the leaf canopy during application to ensure maximum impact on the weeds.

• Action type: Post-emergence, contact, selective.
• Formulation: Water-soluble concentrate (w.r.k.).
• Manufacturer: China Chemical Industrial and Research Co., Ltd., Hong Kong, China.
• Hazard class: 3.

When scheduling application, it is essential to consider the crop stage and weather conditions. The product is most effective under sunny, active growth conditions. Its formulation allows for easy preparation of the tank mix, ensuring a uniform distribution of the active ingredient across the field.