The Miravis Ace fungicide’s ADEPIDYN technology from Syngenta helps wheat plants conserve water and remain healthier for longer.
Collaboration across industries grows following launch of ‘Shoots by Syngenta’ innovation accelerator platform’s launch.
Treated seeds are seeds that have been lightly coated with various fungicides, insecticides, nematicides, and other biological products, while untreated seeds lack any of these features.
Researchers from the University of Florida and the University of Rhode Island in the U.S. are investigating the effectiveness of laser scarecrows.
California’s Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals invalidated the U.S. EPA’s approval of the antibiotic streptomycin as a pesticide on citrus crops.
Weeds are detrimental to corn because they undermine crop formation and uniformity, particularly in the early stages of corn’s development, leading to a negative impact on yield.
Preventing weeds from competing for water, nutrients, and light with a corn crop is going to result in a higher yield potential at the end of the season.
A federal appeals court out of Arkansas has rejected the Environmental Protection Agency’s ban on the insecticide chlorpyrifos.
The Environmental Working Group’s new campaign on pesticides and schools sets out to spread fear and anxiety over pesticides so it can influence legislation.
Using Syngenta’s best fungicide chemistry, Miravis Top’s light-energy and water-conservation benefits are a boon for soybean yields.