Integrated Pest Management: Controlling Weeds in Cereal Crops
06 March 2025, UK: Keeping weeds in check in cereal crops Weeds are a constant challenge in many UK cereal crops, especially
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06 March 2025, UK: Keeping weeds in check in cereal crops Weeds are a constant challenge in many UK cereal crops, especially
Read More06 March 2025, UK: Top tips from our technical team Georgina Young, Syngenta Technical Manager, shares her top tips so you can
Read More06 March 2025, UK: Know your enemy Let’s face it; to maximise control over weeds in cereal crops, you first need to
Read More06 March 2025, UK: For growers of cereal crops in the UK, controlling grass weeds like blackgrass, ryegrass and wild oats can be a
Read More06 March 2025, UK: Broadleaved weeds are persistent, damaging to crop yields, and they make harvesting difficult. So how can growers get
Read More05 March 2025, UK: Wireworm damage is now an increasing risk in potato crops across the country, including eastern counties and up
Read More03 March2025, USA: Durastak, Syngenta’s latest innovative corn trait stack for corn rootworm protection, has been approved by the U.S. Environmental Protection
Read More03 March2025, US: Seedless watermelons are a growing trend but how do they actually grow without seeds? What distinguishes seedless watermelons from
Read More27 February 2025, US: Syngenta is significantly expanding its biologicals research and development capabilities. The company announced that it has acquired the Novartis
Read More22 February 2025, UK: Pulse crops are particularly well suited to take advantage of novel nitrogen-fixing bacteria biofertilisers, since they are already
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