Syngenta Partners With SAP to Accelerate AI-Driven Innovation Across Global Operations
Syngenta has entered a multi-year strategic technology partnership with SAP to embed AI across its global operations.
Crop Protection News keeps you informed on the latest advancements in safeguarding crops from pests, diseases, and environmental stresses.
From biopesticides and integrated pest management (IPM) to new chemical solutions and resilient crop varieties, this category covers innovations designed to protect yield and quality while promoting sustainable farming practices.
Discover how research in biologicals, precision application technologies, and pest-resistant genetics is helping farmers reduce crop loss and reliance on traditional pesticides.
Stay updated on emerging threats, regulatory changes, and the science driving safer, more effective crop protection solutions worldwide.
Syngenta has entered a multi-year strategic technology partnership with SAP to embed AI across its global operations.
Koppert has announced the construction of a large-scale, fully climate-controlled breeding facility for flour moths (Ephestia) in Berkel en Rodenrijs, the Netherlands.
Moa Technology & Certis Belchim announced a new collaboration focused on the development of next-generation Moa Amplifierâ„¢ solutions.
FMC Canada announced the launch of seven new crop protection products for the 2026 growing season, marking its most substantial portfolio refresh to date.
CDotBio, a University of Bristol spin-out company, is preparing to scale its sugar-based nanotechnology with investment and mentoring support from SHAKE Climate Change.
Enko Chem and Syngenta have advanced a new fungicide class—developed through the ENKOMPASS discovery platform—to field testing after strong controlled-environment results.
MustGrow’s TerraSante organic biofertility product generated substantial yield, size, and quality improvements in commercial potato fields in Washington State and Idaho.
Roquette has expanded and renamed its plant care activity to Agriscience, following the integration of the acquired IFF Pharma Solutions portfolio.
Biocentis has secured $19 million through seed equity funding and a grant from Wellcome to expand its biological insect-control platform.
Amoéba and Syngenta have signed an MoU to co-develop an amoeba-derived bio-fungicide for the EU and UK cereal markets.
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