146
• 
Safety - page 25 • First aid - page 33 • Resistance management - page 41
Herbicides
Crops and Staging
Crop
Stage
Rate
All spring wheat varieties
2
leaf to 4 leaf, plus 2 tillers
19
mL/acre Everest 2.0 + 100 mL/acre GBX
24
mL/acre Everest 2.0 + 125 mL/acre GBX
80 - 100
acres per case
Note: Everest GBX should not be used alone; refer to tank-mix options.
Weeds and Staging
Grasses
: 1
to 6 leaf stage.
Broad leaves
: 2
to 4 leaf stage (Refer to tank mix partner labels for additional weed staging information).
Grassy weeds controlled
green foxtail
volunteer oat
wild oat
Broadleaf weeds controlled
cleaver (1 - 4 whorls)
green smartweed
kochia
redroot pigweed
stinkweed
volunteer canola
volunteer flax**
wild mustard
*
Refer to tank mix partner labels for additional broadleaf weeds and staging.
** 80
acres per case rate only.
Registered Tank Mixes
Herbicide tank mix partner Crops registered
Rate of herbicide tank mix
partner
Adjuvant rate
2,4-
D Ester 700*
Spring wheat
0.26
L/acre or 0.34 L/acre
0.25 %
v/v
MCPA Ester 600*
Spring wheat
0.38
L/acre
0.25 %
v/v
Refine SG/Deploy
Spring wheat
12
g/ 8 g acre
Curtail M
Spring wheat
610 - 810
mL/acre
*
Staging for 2,4-D tankmix is from 4 leaf to 4 leaf, 2 tillers.
Application Information
How to Apply
:
Ground equipment, do not apply by air.
Water Volume
: 45
L/acre.
Mixing Instructions
Use mixing instructions “d” on page 13.
Application Tips
The activity of Everest GBX combined with tank mix partner herbicides are influenced by weather conditions.
Optimum activity requires active crop and weed growth. The temperature range for optimum activity is 12°C to
24
°C. Reduced activity will occur when temperatures are below 8°C or above 27°C. Frost before application (3 days)
or shortly after (3 days) may reduce weed control and crop tolerance. Weed control may be reduced during stress
conditions or if weed populations are heavy or too far advanced
How it Works
Flucarbazone sodium is a systemic herbicide that is absorbed by both leaves and roots and moves rapidly to the
growing point of the plant. Fluroxypyr moves within the plant to control exposed and underground plant tissue.
It mimics naturally occurring plant hormones and controls weeds by disrupting normal plant growth patterns.
Symptoms include twisting of stems and swollen nodes.
Expected Results
Flucarbazone sodium causes growth of susceptible plants to stop soon after application. Symptoms include
discolouration (yellowing, reddening and purpling), and complete control may take 1 to 2 weeks. Fluroxypyr causes
broadleaf weeds to twist shortly after application. After twisting and bending, plants stop growing, turn brown and
die.
Everest GBX (cont’d)