Vegetables

ORONDIS^® Vip, a new fungicide combining Oxathiapiprolin and Metalaxyl-M, provides superior protection against downy mildew in brassica, allium, and salad crops. The dual-action formula offers extended protection even in challenging weather conditions. ORONDIS^® Vip is approved for use on various crops including brassicas, alliums, leafy salads, herbs, and edible flowers.

New Syngenta onion disease trial results have shown a programme alternating Orondis Plus + Amistar with mancozeb was the only fungicide treatment to keep crops clean of onion downy mildew through assessments in July and August.

Brassica crop canopies are now closing over and with prolonged periods of leaf wetness from dew and heavy showers, disease pressure is building and infection breaking out.

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Brassica growers are urged not to drench plants with cyantraniliprole (Verimark) pre-planting to ensure they can still use Minecto One in their programmes for longer season pest control.

Syngenta Vegetable Seeds welcomed more than 1700 guests to the company’s annual Fields of Innovation open days in Grootebroek, Netherlands, from 27 – 29 September.

FOI in the Netherlands offers vegetable growers the chance to select the best varieties, based on agronomic solutions targeted to help overcome challenges related to pests and diseases, as well as soil health.

Syngenta Vegetable Seeds exciting IStem cauliflower - grown in the UK by Barfoots under the CauliShoots brand - has been nominated for a prestigious Fruit Logistica Innovation Award 2022

This investment in its El Ejido R&D Centre will allow Syngenta to further deploy new technologies and the development of new vegetable seed varieties for growers around the world