Seed bank interest pays dividends for black-grass control
26 July 2021, UK: Understanding where black-grass seed is likely to be sitting in the seed bank could provide important
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Syngenta is a global agricultural technology company and part of Syngenta Group, with more than 50,000 employees operating in over 90 countries. The company focuses on developing technologies and solutions that help farmers improve productivity and resilience while addressing challenges such as climate change, water scarcity, pests, diseases, and resource constraints. Syngenta Group is a global leader in crop protection and biologicals and ranks among the world’s largest seed businesses.
Syngenta’s core businesses include Crop Protection and Seeds, supported by research and development in chemistry, biology, genetics, biotechnology, AI and digital agriculture. Its crop protection portfolio covers herbicides, fungicides, insecticides, seed treatments, biocontrols and other plant health technologies, while Syngenta Seeds develops varieties and technologies for crops including corn, soybean, sunflower, cereals and vegetables.
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.
Syngenta invests heavily in agricultural R&D, with its global seeds and crop protection research spending exceeding $1.4 billion annually. Its innovation pipeline includes new active ingredients, seed technologies, biological solutions, AI applications and digital farming tools.
This category features Syngenta news, crop protection products, herbicide and fungicide launches, insecticides, seed technologies, biologicals, biostimulants, Cropwise, AI in agriculture, research and development, regulatory approvals, sustainability, partnerships, acquisitions, investments, and global agribusiness developments.
Integrated approach to autumn BYDV risks
26 July 2021, UK: With combines rolling in winter barley, the true extent of last season’s BYDV effects are being revealed.
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Ryegrass success from integrated options
20 July 2021, UK: A farm’s successful battle to overcome black-grass has provided valuable insights into now managing its ryegrass issues,
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Summer agronomy webinars address seasonal issues
20 July 2021, UK: With the headlong rush into harvest, it’s easy to overlook what’s on the horizon on the other
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Seedbed preparation for ryegrass control
20 July 2021, UK: Seedbed conditions will have a significant effect on performance of all pre-emergence herbicide applications, reports Syngenta application
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Defy application on target for pre-emergence ryegrass
20 July 2021, UK: Accurate application and new techniques to cut drift will achieve the best possible results from Defy applications
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Ryegrass controls stack up
20 July 2021, UK: Ryegrass is now one of the most problematic grass weeds for many farms across the UK. It
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Time for treatment to target ryegrass herbicides
20 July 2021, UK: Pre-emergence herbicide timing gives the best chance to target grass weeds, enabling higher rates of application
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Seed treatment shows benefits in the North and Scotland
Improved establishment and rooting in hybrid barley with VIBRANCE Duo seed treatment. 18 July 2021, UK: Wheat and barley growers
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SY INSITOR is the hard feed wheat for Scotland
13 July 2021, Scotland: Whilst the market for hard feed wheat remains relatively small in Scotland, there are mixed farms and
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