Atlantis Star 21,15 WG

A Premium German Standard for Wheat Protection

In the global market for professional crop protection, «Atlantis Star 21,15 WG» by Bayer represents the pinnacle of weed control technology for winter wheat. Engineered in Germany, this herbicide has earned a reputation among commercial farmers as a reliable solution for managing dense infestations of aggressive weeds that threaten cereal crop yields.

Synergistic Formulation for Maximum Efficacy

The product's effectiveness stems from its sophisticated active ingredient matrix: mesosulfuron-methyl, iodosulfuron-methyl-sodium, and thiencarbazone-methyl, balanced with the safener mefenpyr-diethyl. This quartet allows the herbicide to target both problematic grasses and broadleaf weeds with high precision. Key targets include common couch grass, wild oat, common windgrass, cleavers, shepherds purse, scentless chamomile, purple dead-nettle, and common vetch.

• Systemic Control: The herbicide translocates rapidly through the weed's vascular system, ensuring total plant destruction.
• Crop Safety: The inclusion of the safener mefenpyr-diethyl is crucial; it allows the wheat crop to metabolize the active ingredients safely, preventing any growth inhibition even under stress.
• Selective Action: Designed specifically for post-emergence application, it provides peace of mind that the crop remains healthy while the competition is eliminated.

Application and Field Performance

Packaged as water-dispersible granules, the product is highly stable and ensures easy equipment calibration during spraying. With an application rate of 0.5 to 1.0 l/ha, it offers flexible dosage management based on specific weed pressure. As a standard practice for intensive wheat production, a single seasonal application is usually sufficient to clear the field and secure the crop's development phase.

Choosing a Bayer-branded solution like «Atlantis Star» is an investment in the long-term potential of the harvest. By removing competing vegetation during the critical stages of growth, the herbicide allows the wheat to focus its resources on grain development, providing a clear path to high-quality yields in the competitive cereal market.