Green-on-Brown Spot Spraying
Spray What’s Green.
Skip What’s Clean.
Treat green weeds only with a total herbicide skip clean soil and stubble to reduce passes and costs and speed field prep across pre-seeding, pre-emergence, and post-harvest.
Save over 90% of herbicides in specific scenarios!
Only Where
It’s Green
Target visible weed patches and avoid clean ground. Save product, lower residues, and reduce spray drift risk.
Save Passes,
Save Money
Fewer treated hectares mean fewer machine hours, lower fuel and labor, and less wear.
Easy-to-Create
Prescription Maps
Every field differs. Use the threshold slider to include only the green you want and exclude brown, clean areas—verify on the orthophoto,
Compatible
and easy to use
Export the map and load it straight into your terminal. Works with Amazone, John Deere, and many more.
Applicable on various crops
Winter Wheat
Maize
Sunflower
Oilseed rape
Soybean
Potato
Sugar beet
How to Spot Spray Green-on-Brown
in 3 Simple Steps
Create a zoned map
Fly the field with a drone and upload the orthophoto/NDVI. Green = weeds; brown = clean soil/stubble.
Set the “spray / don’t-spray” boundary
Move the NDVI slider until only the green zones you intend to treat are selected and the brown areas stay excluded. Do a quick visual check in several places, fine-tune, and create the map.
Upload the Map and Start Spraying
Load the prescription into your sprayer. Sections open only over green patches; clean ground is skipped—quick, targeted control with fewer passes.
Important: Always follow the product label, local regulations and buffer zones.
use cases for
Green-on-Brown Spot Spraying
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