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HIMALAYA® HERBICIDE

Same active as Everest®

Available on backorder

Why Use Himalaya®?

  • Same actives as Everest
  • Proven control of wild oats and grass weeds
  • Use in all soil zones
  • Systemic mode of action
  • Control of Group 1 resistant wild oats
  • The early window of application for highest yields
  • Excellent crop safety
  • Great tank mix partner with Foxxy® or Battlefront® based products
  • Grow most major crops the year after application
  • Low rate, easy to use
  • Proven wild oat and grass weed control value at an affordable price

Crops

  • Spring wheat, durum wheat

Herbicide Group

  • Group 2

Active ingredient

  • Flucarbazone 66% water dispersible granule (WDG)

Package Size

  • Case: 40 acres

Tank Mix Options*

  • Ammo® DR, Battlestar®†, Canuck®†, Clobber® M, DeathstarTM†, Foxxy® Canuck, Foxxy® CM, Foxxy® CRX, Foxxy® KO, Foxxy® M†, Foxxy® MR, Foxxy® Pro, Foxxy® Pro RX, Foxxy® R, Foxxy® RCK, 2,4-D Ester, MCPA Ester or Amine, MPower® Pro, MPower® RX, ExhilarateTM†, PixxaroTM†, Target®

Re- cropping options

  • See chart below

Grazing and Harvest

  • Do not graze treated fields or use green crop for feed. Wheat grain or straw from harvested treated fields may be fed to livestock.
    Mature crop may be harvested 80 days after

Storage

  • Product can be frozen

†Field peas can be successfully grown the year after application of Himalaya provided the following three criteria are met:

  • Soil pH must be below 7.5
  • Organic matter content must be above 4%
  • Precipitation must be equal to or above the 10-year average (minimum 100 mm) within 60 days of application in year of application, or fields can be summer fallowed.

Always read and follow all label precautions and directions.

*When applying tank mix combinations, always follow all label requirements for each product used in the tank mix. In cases where these requirements differ between the tank mix partner labels, the most restrictive label must be followed.

†Supported by AgraCity. For a complete list of tank mix options, go to AgraCity.com/Solutions.

Ammo®, Battlestar®, Canuck®, Clobber®, Deathstar, Foxxy®, MPower® and Himalaya® are trademarks of AgraCity or it’s affiliates. All other products are trademarks of their respective holders.

Weeds

Controlled

  • Green foxtail 1,2
  • Volunteer tame oats
  • Wild oats 1,2
  • Green smartweed
  • Redroot pigweed
  • Shepherd’s purse
  • Stinkweed
  • Volunteer canola 2
  • Wild mustard
1 Including Group 1 resistant biotypes
2  Group 2 tolerant biotypes will not be controlled

Application Info

When to Apply

  • Crop stage:
    1 – 4 leaf, 2 tillers
  • Weed stage:
    Grass weeds: 1- 4 leaf, 2 tillers
    Broadleaf weeds: 2 – 6 leaf

Required Surfactant

  • Agral® 90 at 2.5 L per 1000 L of water

Water Volume

  • 5 -10 US gallons/acre (20 – 40 L/acre)

Rainfast Period

  • 1 hour

Mixing Instructions

  1. Ensure spray tank is clean. In-line strainers and nozzle screens should be clean & 50-mesh or coarser.
  2. Fill the spray tank 1/2 full of water, begin agitation and continue throughout mixing and application process.
  3. Add the required rate of Himalaya and continue agitation until product is fully dissolved.
  4. Add the required amount of broadleaf herbicide.
  5. Add the required amount of surfactant, complete filling tank with balance of water, and apply.
  6. If the application is stopped prior to completion, re-suspend spray solution by full agitation prior to commencing spraying again.

Understanding Performance

  • Optimal control occurs when applied between 12°C and 24° C in warm moist growing conditions when weeds are small. Reduced activity will occur at temperatures less than 8° C or more than 27° C.
  • Use higher water volumes for thicker crop canopy or heavier weed pressure.
  • Typical symptoms (discoloration) of dying weeds may not be noticeable for several day to 2 weeks after application, depending upon growing conditions. Control of weeds may take 3-4 weeks.
  • Frost 3 days before or after application 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.
  • Wheat exposed to water-logged or saturated soils, or temperature extremes such as heat or freezing weather, or drought, low fertility or plant disease at application time could show unacceptable injury symptoms. Weed control also may be reduced by these same conditions.

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