Six ag students have each earned a $2,500 scholarship, plus a donation to a charity, through the Accelerating a Generation Syngenta Scholarship Program.

Applications for the eighth annual Thrive #RootedinAg Contest are now open online and highlights rural Americans who have had an impact on others.

Syngenta gave a total of $5,000 to the charity chosen by each farmer in the 2020 Swisher Sweets/Sunbelt Expo Southeastern Farmer of the Year program.

Enogen corn for feed helps convert starch to sugar more efficiently, resulting in more readily available energy for livestock.

Syngenta turned to its panel of a dozen university agricultural experts for insights on how to prepare for a growing season with higher yields.

Trials at Grow More Experience sites across the Midwest showed a number of trends that should prove helpful for growers as they plan for 2021.

Kamterter Products, L.L.C. has won the 2020 FarMore Vision Award for its dedication in providing essential support to the seed treatment industry.

Ag students are eligible to compete for a slice of up to $15,000 in scholarships through the Accelerating a Generation Syngenta Scholarship Program.

Hannah Borg of Wakefield, Nebraska, is the 2020 Syngenta #RootedinAg Contest grand prizewinner. Borg is the seventh #RootedinAg Contest winner.