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Syngenta Syngenta helps millions of farmers around the world to grow safe and nutritious food, while taking care of the planet
Syngenta | United States Syngenta is a leader amongst the US agribusiness companies, with a portfolio including seeds, crop protection and flowers Explore the ways Syngenta is accelerating innovation in agriculture or search our career opportunities
Syngenta - Wikipedia In 2020, the Syngenta Group was formed, bringing together Syngenta Crop Protection and Syngenta Seeds, Adama, and the agricultural business of Sinochem, now called Syngenta Group China, under a single entity
Syngenta Group - agricultural technology and innovation At the Syngenta Group, our 56,000 people across more than 90 countries strive every day to transform agriculture through tailor-made solutions for the benefit of farmers, society and our planet – making us the world's most local agricultural technology and innovation partner
Syngenta Flowers | North America Syngenta Flowers North America is one of the largest wholesale breeders of hybrid flower seed and cuttings in the world – developing and producing flower seeds and cuttings for growers internationally Choose from our wide range of premium flowers, perfect for professional growers and farmers
Company | Syngenta Syngenta is a global company with headquarters in Basel, Switzerland 30,000 employees, in more than 90 countries are working to transform how crops are grown and protected
About Us | Syngenta US With over 145 products used in more than 200 crops in the U S , Syngenta creates new products and mixtures to fight resistance, season after season Syngenta creates dozens of new hybrids and varieties each year for corn, soybeans, wheat, vegetables and sunflowers