Everest Plus

Japanese Selectivity for Clean Fields

When it comes to controlling grass weeds in winter cereal crops, growers increasingly rely on comprehensive solutions. «Everest Plus» from Arysta LifeScience is a prime example of how Japanese precision in agrochemistry addresses the challenge of weed competition during the post-emergence phase. The product is based on a combination of flucarbazone-sodium and the safener cloquintocet-mexyl, making it highly effective while remaining safe for the crop.

Why Professionals Choose «Everest Plus»

The core specialty of this herbicide is controlling the most aggressive annual grass weeds and certain broad-leaved species. Its systemic action allows for the elimination of problematic weeds like wild oats (Avena fatua) and windgrass (Apera spica-venti), preventing them from dominating winter wheat and barley fields. The product penetrates through the leaves, ensuring a rapid effect even under variable spring weather conditions.

• Crop Safety: Thanks to the presence of the safener, wheat and barley avoid chemical stress, which is essential for protecting yield potential.
• Broad Spectrum: Works effectively against cleavers, chamomile, shepherd's purse, and other common weeds.
• Technical Efficiency: The oil dispersion formulation promotes better adhesion and penetration, allowing for effective application at rates from 0.5 to 1.0 L/ha.

It should be noted that «Everest Plus» is classified as a Category 3 hazard and requires strict adherence to regulations, with only one application per season allowed. As a post-emergence foliar herbicide, it is an ideal tool for agronomists to «clean up» fields once the threat becomes apparent, without the need for unnecessary mechanical passes. It provides a strategic advantage in managing weed resistance and maintaining the health of the crop during its most vulnerable growth stages.