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Syngenta Stewardship initiatives are designed to help growers balance the demand for safe and affordable food production, with their crucial role of looking after the land and its ecosystem. The practical environmental solutions can help to deliver Sustainable Intensive Agriculture. Find out more below about our stewardship trials and environmental seed mixes.

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Enhancing ecology

Syngenta initiatives to encourage pollinating insects and farmland birds…
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Protecting resources

New farming technologies and innovation can help protect soil, water and…
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Environmental seed offers

Syngenta seed offers have supported new ecological habitat creation across more...

Conservation Agriculture initiative

The Syngenta Conservation Agriculture & Sustainable Farming Initiative aims to understand and assess the potential economic, agronomic and ecological benefits of conservation agriculture in a whole farm situation, across a full rotation. Identifying any challenges it poses could enable future adoption by growers to be successful.

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News

07.09.2022Stewardship

YEN Zero initiative to cut crop carbon emissions

Find out more about the YEN Zero initiative for 2022/23 helping growers to benchmark and ultimately reduce their farm's carbon footprint.
Direct drilling into cover crops

17.06.2022Stewardship

YEN benchmark reveals crop carbon footprints

Growers could cut a crop’s carbon footprint by up to 41% while sustaining yields, by measures including minimising cultivations, lowering grain drying requirement and reducing synthetic fertiliser inputs.
Wildflower margin alongside wheat

17.05.2022Stewardship

Calculate returns from ecological benefits

Arable growers can now quickly calculate the financial implications and potential gains from entering long-term environmental schemes for their individual farm.

21.04.2022Stewardship

Green Headlands add to IPM programmes

Farmers should be looking to utilise the benefits of environmental habitats, including Green Headlands, to host beneficial insects as a part of new integrated pest management (IPM) programmes.