Syngenta presents Interra® Scan: high-resolution soil mapping for better soil health
Licensing agreement with HL Hutchinsons (HLH) signed to supply farmers with precision soil analysis service Interra® Scan offers one of the
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Potato trials prove a hit for 3D ninety leaf coverage
20 July 2022, UK: Potato sprayer operators could achieve more effective coverage of the complete plant foliage by using the new
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Syngenta Drone Yatra 2022 to cover 13 states in India
18 July 2022, India: Country Head & Managing Director of Syngenta India Susheel Kumar and Chief Information & Digital Officer, Syngenta
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Research suggests hybrid barley could help growers respond to fertiliser costs and other challenges
13 July 2022, UK: As farmers look to make savings on high fertiliser costs, new independent research has shown hybrid barley
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Late Planting, Disease Threats Call for Cleaner & Greener Syngenta Fungicides
13 July 2022, North Carolina: With 2022 planting complete, growers are turning their attention to managing their in-season inputs and protecting against
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Winter malting barley is a profitable option in a strong feed market
12 July 2022, UK: Despite being lower yielding than the highest feed wheats in the hybrid barley and 2 row conventional
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Celebrate Your Ag Mentor through the Syngenta #RootedinAg Contest
08 July 2022, USA: The pursuit of a brighter future is embedded in the foundation of the ag community. A passion
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Brassica Alert better targets agronomy decisions
06 July 2022, UK: Brassica crop growers and agronomists now have the chance to better tailor disease and pest control
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Syngenta India gets approval to spray its fungicide Amistar Top through drone
05 June 2022, New Delhi: Syngenta India on Monday announced that it has received government’s approval to spray fungicide using drones.
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Healthy Trees Grow from the Roots to the Fruit
29 June 2022, USA: Healthy groves start with a healthy, fully developed root system that can withstand the pressures of disease.
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