Establishing the optimum number of plants is key to achieving spring barley potential
09 March 2023, UK: As spring barley has a shorter growing season than winter barley it can’t rely as much on tillering
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09 March 2023, UK: As spring barley has a shorter growing season than winter barley it can’t rely as much on tillering
Read More09 March 2023, Greensboro: Syngenta reports that initial retailer and grower experiences with Tendovo® herbicide have been extremely positive and illustrate how the
Read More09 March 2023, North Carolina: With the spread of yield-robbing diseases like tar spot and frogeye leaf spot throughout the U.S., fungicide
Read More06 March 2023, UK: At SYNGENTA we are very proud of our long heritage in malting barley breeding. We began our
Read More05 March 2023, UK: SY SIGNET is a very exciting new spring malting barley from the Syngenta breeding programme. With high yields
Read More03 March 2023, New Delhi: Global CEO of Syngenta J Erik Fyrwald on Thursday said Syngenta is all geared up to celebrate
Read More18 February 2023, UK: With spring on the horizon, it is important to prioritise crops of hybrid barley for their first application of
Read More16 February 2023, UK: For those growers focusing solely on feed spring barley crops it is easy to make out-and-out yield the
Read More10 February 2023, USA: Early-season diseases are a common threat for soybean growers, but knowing exactly what to expect in an upcoming
Read More09 February 2023, US: After the dry August which created difficult conditions to establish cover crops, the mild autumn has been favourable
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