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08 May 2024, UK: Bean crops are set to race through growth stages as soil temperatures warm up. Although pulse crops can
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The company is also expanding its biologicals portfolio through biocontrols, biostimulants and nutrient-use-efficiency (NUE) products, with applications focused on pest and disease management, crop resilience, soil health and nutrient uptake. Syngenta’s Cropwise™ platform brings digital tools and data-driven technologies into farm management, supporting precision agriculture, decision-making and resource efficiency.
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08 May 2024, UK: Bean crops are set to race through growth stages as soil temperatures warm up. Although pulse crops can
Read More08 May 2024, Switzerland: Syngenta Group is extending its leadership in fungicides with the success of its patented ADEPIDYN® technology (trademark for active
Read More02 May 2024, Ireland: T2 winter wheat disease control in 2024 After the difficult start to the season, the mixed picture of
Read More26 April 2024, UK: Green cover headlands sown on potato and root vegetable crop headlands is proving a positive attraction for pollinators,
Read More26 April 2024, UK: Syngenta’s pioneering decision support agronomy advice for potato growers, BlightCast and Quantis Heat Stress Alert, have now been
Read More24 April 2024, UK: New Syngenta onion disease trials results have shown the crucial importance of an effective season-long fungicide strategy in
Read More23 April 2024, Nashik: Syngenta India announced the launch of SapRaiseTM, a smart seedling solution that promises to bring about transformative change
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Read More19 April 2024, UK: Syngenta has launched Evagio Forte as a new blight fungicide for the 2024 season. It integrates the most
Read More12 April 2024, UK: As the difficult weather conditions continue, the struggle to get many spring barley crops into the ground continues
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