Everlong Spring Wheat

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The highest yielding flexi-wheat for UK growers

Looking for a high-yielding spring wheat that delivers flexibility, grain quality and reliable performance?

Everlong is the highest yielding spring wheat on the AHDB Recommended List and also offers the highest specific weight of any listed spring wheat. Whether you’re drilling in late autumn after difficult conditions or planting as a true spring crop, Everlong combines outstanding performance with a wide drilling window to help maximise returns.

Why choose Everlong?

  • Highest yielding spring wheat on the AHDB Recommended List
  • Highest specific weight of any listed spring wheat
  • Suitable for both late autumn and spring drilling
  • Strong disease profile for easier crop management
  • Early maturity to help spread harvest workload
  • Produces bold grain for the feed market
  • Performs well across a wide range of UK growing conditions

Why farmers like Everlong

Weather patterns are becoming less predictable, making drilling flexibility increasingly important.

Everlong gives growers the option to drill from late autumn through to spring, helping maintain rotations when wet conditions delay winter drilling. Combined with its exceptional yield potential and grain quality, it offers a practical solution for growers looking to maximise output from every hectare.

Is Everlong suitable for late autumn drilling?

Yes.

One of Everlong’s biggest advantages is its exceptionally wide drilling window. It performs as both a late autumn drilled wheat and a true spring wheat, providing flexibility when weather delays field operations or rotations change unexpectedly.

Is Everlong a feed or milling wheat?

Everlong is a Group 4 feed wheat developed for growers targeting maximum output and grain quality. It combines the highest treated yield with the highest specific weight on the Recommended List, making it an excellent option for feed markets.

How does Everlong perform?

Independent Recommended List data shows Everlong leading the market for both yield and specific weight while maintaining a strong disease package and early maturity. The results below demonstrate why it has become one of the most exciting new spring wheat varieties available to UK growers.

Trials data

Variety
Treated Yield
(%)
Specific Weight
(kg/hl)
Protein
(%)
Hagberg Falling
number
Everlong
107
80.4
13.0
330
Cochise
101
78.6
13.6
259
KWS Alcium
105
80.2
13.3
342
WPB Mylo
103
77.2
13.3
297
Escape
102
76.3
13.0
270

AHDB Recommended List 2024/25

Variety
Untreated Yield
(%)
Everlong
122.4
Hexham
105
Cochise
101.7
KWS Ladum
93.1

Agrii Throws Farm: Harvest 2023

Variety
Mildew
(1-9)
Yellow Rust
(1-9)
Brown Rust
(1-9)
Septoria Tritici
(1-9)
Height
(cm)
Lodging with
PGR
Everlong
8
7
7
6
79
(19)
Cochise
8
4
8
6
77
(2)
KWS Alcium
8
7
6
7
84
(3)
WPB Mylo
8
9
8
7
74
(1)
Escape
8
8
5
6
72
(1)

AHDB Recommended List 2024/25

Proven across different growing conditions

‘’We have drilled Everlong as a winter wheat at Edelhof breeding station (600 m above Sea level) within the last three years against alternative varieties Lennox without any troubles caused by harsh Austrian winters!’’​
Elizabeth Zechner, Saatzucht Edelhof

What is the highest yielding spring wheat?

Everlong is currently the highest yielding spring wheat on the AHDB Recommended List.

Can Everlong be drilled in late autumn?

Yes. Everlong’s wide drilling window allows it to be established from late autumn through to spring, giving growers valuable flexibility.

Is Everlong suitable for regenerative farming?

Everlong’s strong agronomic package, high output and flexibility make it well suited to growers looking to optimise performance within regenerative or lower-input systems.

What market is Everlong suitable for?

Everlong is a high-performing Group 4 feed wheat producing bold grain with excellent specific weight for feed markets.

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To grow Everlong, please contact us or your merchant.

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