Spring doesn’t slow down for anyone

Get to the field faster with new EverGol Rise.

It’s go time and you’ve never been more ready. Stay ahead of seed- and soil-borne pathogens, like Ascochyta and Fusarium, with EverGol® Rise pulse seed treatment. Simple to use, easy to handle, tough on disease. It’s time to go full-throttle this spring.

Spring doesn’t slow down for anyone

Get to the field faster with new EverGol Rise.

EverGol Rise was a dream compared to Trilex EverGol. The reduced water requirement made mixing substantially easier and we found that we got more consistent results when compared to Trilex EverGol. We also found that we got more consistent coverage with less over and under applications. We also did not have any issues with dusting off, or gumming up treating, handling and seeding equipment.

—Emily Barteaux, Independent Agronomist, 305 Agronomy Ltd.

EverGol Rise flowed nicely through the seed treaters, with great coverage on the seed. I like the concentration of EverGol Rise, and that I’m able to mix any water volume with it for application.

—Matt Stamp, Stamp Seeds

We did a comparison trial between EverGol Rise and Trilex EverGol. The biggest thing that we noticed at emergence is the root growth. The EverGol Rise side the roots were almost double the size of the Trilex EverGol treated plants as of May 27th, 17 days after seeding.

—Emily Barteaux, Independent Agronomist, 305 Agronomy Ltd.

EverGol Rise in action

Start strong to better manage
pulses all season long

When seedlings are most susceptible, EverGol Rise strengthens the establishment and emergence of your pulses, boosting crop competitiveness, which can aid weed control and optimize fungicide staging throughout the season.

Side‑by‑side comparison of pea plants 20 days after seeding. The EverGol Rise plot on the left shows healthier, fuller plant rows with more vigorous growth, while the untreated plot on the right shows thinner, more stressed plants with patchy growth. Text highlights advanced control of key seed and soil diseases, with Bayer branding at the bottom.

Performance you can rely on

The added protection of EverGol Rise helps your pulses fight off disease to maximize yield potential.

Bar chart titled “Pulse Seed Treatment Product Comparisons – Multi Year % of UTC.” The y‑axis shows yield as a percentage of untreated check (UTC), ranging from 90% to 115%. Five seed treatment products are compared. Trilex® EverGol® shows a yield of 107.3%. EverGol® Rise has the highest yield at 113.2% and is highlighted in blue. RANCONA® TRIO shows 109.4%, Vibrance® Maxx RFC shows 111.0%, and Insure® Pulse shows 109.5%. A horizontal yellow line marks the untreated check yield at 100%. Source notes indicate results are from Bayer Market Development trials, 2024–2025, with N = 7.

Source: Bayer Market Development trails, 2024-2025. N = 7 

Protect your Yield

When disease pressures your pulses, yield loss can be substantial. We put EverGol Rise to the test to show the difference it can make on your bottom line—because your investment in protection should pay off.

Side‑by‑side comparison photos of inoculated field plots showing differences in plant growth under three treatments: Untreated Check (UTC), Trilex EverGol, and EverGol Rise. The UTC plot has sparse, uneven green plant growth with many bare soil patches and yields 33 bushels per acre. The Trilex EverGol plot shows noticeably fuller and more uniform green growth, yielding 42.2 bushels per acre. The EverGol Rise plot shows the densest and most uniform green plant growth of the three treatments, with a yield of 43.7 bushels per acre.

Source: Bayer Crop Science lentil trial, Saskatoon, SK, 2025. Lentils inoculated with Fusarium.

The EverGol Edge

The disease control difference

The disease-fighting quality, consistency, and convenience of EverGol Rise helps protect pulses from early-season, seed-borne pathogens—giving a clean start and stronger, more uniform stands before soil-borne pressures arrive.

6 different comparison images of soil-borne pathogens with different treatments. Image 1 EverGol® Rise: Petri dish containing soybean seeds with minimal mold growth and small yellow sprouts. The dish appears clean compared to others. Image 2 Untreated: Petri dish showing untreated soybean seeds heavily covered in white and gray mold colonies, with no healthy sprouts visible. Image 3 Trilex® EverGol® (High Rate): Petri dish with soybean seeds showing limited mold and several elongated yellow sprouts, indicating stronger germination. Image 4 Vibrance® Maxx: Petri dish featuring soybean seeds with moderate mold patches and several yellow sprouts of varying lengths. Image 5 Insure® Pulse: Petri dish with soybean seeds showing minimal mold and multiple healthy yellow sprouts emerging from the seeds. Image 6 Rancona® Trio: Petri dish containing red‑coated soybean seeds with noticeable mold growth on several seeds and a few emerging yellow sprouts.

Source: Bayer SeedGrowth Lab, Saskatoon, 2021. Chickpeas inoculated with Ascochyta.

Stronger plant stand establishment

Improving early-season success through enhanced disease protection

Bar chart comparing plant populations (plants per square meter) across three treatments. The UTC‑Inoculated treatment shows approximately 28 plants/m². The Trilex® EverGol® – high rate treatment shows about 42 plants/m². The EverGol® Rise treatment shows the highest value at approximately 50 plants/m².

Source: Bayer Field Solutions Trials, 2021 & 2023, combined data, 16-24 days after emergence. Pulse crops inoculated with Rhizoctonia and Fusarium: chickpeas, lentils and peas.

4 powerful actives for total disease control

Evergol Rise combines four active ingredients, each working together, to provide superior disease control of both seed-borne pathogens like Ascochyta spp., and soil-borne threats like, Fusarium spp. and Rhizoctonia solani, promoting healthier, more resilient crops. With the all-in-one, simple to use formulation of penflufen, trifloxystrobin, metalaxyl and prothioconozole, you’ll be giving your pulses a better head start, while spending less time doing it.

A blue background with a white number 7 centered inside two concentric circles, and the word 'Penflufen’ written below in white text.

A blue background with a white number 11 centered inside two concentric circles, and the word 'Trifloxystrobin’ written below in white text

A blue background with a white number 4 centered inside two concentric circles, and the word 'Metalaxyl' written below in white text