Tammy Wiedenbeck of Lancaster, Wisconsin, is the grand prize winner of the 2019 Thrive #RootedinAg Contest from Syngenta.
FarmHer and presenting sponsor Syngenta are working together to highlight the stories of women in the agriculture industry.
Syngenta has announced that the application period for the 6th annual #RootedinAg contest is now open. The winner gets a $1,000 donation made in their name.
After a holiday season filled with sharing, Syngenta is proud to donate $5,000 to Rise Against Hunger. The $5,000 donation is equivalent to 17,000 meals.
Competition asked growers and ag professionals to tell the story of someone who encouraged them to become #RootedinAg.
It’s down to the final five in Syngenta’s #RootedinAg contest. The finalists, who will each receive a mini touch-screen tablet, will now compete for the grand prize – $500, plus a $1,000 donation to the winner’s favorite local charity or civic organization. The competition, which began in April, invited growers and other ag professionals to […]
Application is open for Syngenta’s annual #RootedinAg contest, an opportunity to honor those individuals who have ignited their ag passion.
Syngenta invites eligible university students to share how they became #RootedinAg with $20,000 in scholarship money up for grabs. “We are excited to continue the Syngenta Agricultural Scholarship program this year and look forward to hearing how each student’s passion for ag took root,” said Vern Hawkins, Regional Director CP NA. “Because these young men […]
This holiday season the ag community can post on social media with a purpose — to rise against hunger — thanks to a new campaign from Syngenta. The campaign is simple: From now through Dec. 31, 2017, Syngenta invites people across the country to share seasonal photos of their farms, friends, families, and communities. For […]
Following in Dad’s footsteps in agriculture has been fruitful for Tori Streitmatter of Sparland, Illinois, the grand prizewinner of the 2017 Thrive #RootedinAg contest from Syngenta. The contest challenged growers and other ag industry professionals across the country to describe the person who most nourished their agricultural roots. Streitmatter, who currently works in human resources […]