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From farmers and agronomists to supply chain partners, people from across Australia and around the world gathered in Adelaide in June for the biggest event on the potato calendar.

Spring rainfall can encourage the multiplication and spread of Psa bacteria present on the outside and inside of kiwifruit buds.

One of the major benefits of using in-furrow fungicides is to provide protection to the stolons, roots, stems and tubers against fungal disease in soil.

A powerful and dependable new active ingredient to protect apples and pears from key diseases is available for growers this season.

A powerful new foliar fungicide to protect barley crops from Ramularia leaf spot and scald is available to farmers this season.

The period between harvest and leaf-fall is a high risk for Psa in kiwifruit

Paul Luxton, who has successfully served as the Country Head Syngenta ANZ since 2008, has been appointed the new Head of Asia, effective January 1, 2024. David Van Ryswyk has been announced as the incoming Country Head of Syngenta ANZ.

A new standard of disease control because it controls both Botrytis and Powdery mildew very well.

Latest winners of the Syngenta Growth Awards announced at a gala dinner in Sydney last night.

Syngenta has the ground covered when it comes to forage brassica insecticides, with four products controlling almost the complete spectrum of pests.

The goal is to preserve the fungicide choices currently available for disease control well into the future.

TIMOREX GOLD^® applications are now permitted for Sclerotinia control up to 28 days post petal fall