Product news · Oct 23, 2026
Keith Crow, General Manager, North America at Greeneye, described fall burndown as a green-on-brown pass that targets weeds and not corn or bean residue, and spring beta testing that targeted broadleaf weeds in cover crops. He said the dual-line, dual-tank layout can put residual down on the same pass as burndown. Customers who used dual-line last year saw 81% savings on non-residual herbicides.
Product news · Oct 14, 2026
Keith Crow, General Manager, North America at Greeneye, said the company met with eight states and chose Salina for its proximity to agriculture. He said Greeneye hoped to take possession in November of a new-construction site it can customize, with phase one focused on operations, installation, and inventory before spring 2027. He said a dual-line, dual-tank pass can lay residual and burndown together, and that customers who used dual-line last year saw 81% savings on non-residual herbicides.
Product news · Oct 13, 2026
Greeneye is establishing a North American headquarters in Salina, Kansas. The company says Greeneye-equipped machines sprayed more than 500,000 acres across 12 U.S. states in 2026, with weed detection accuracy over 98%, and that dual-line use averaged 81% non-residual herbicide savings. Supported crops listed: corn, soybeans, cotton, edible beans, wheat, barley, triticale, and sorghum, with oats, sugar beets, peanuts, and canola slated for 2027. Keith Crow, General Manager for North America, said Salina is close to the growers the company serves.
