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2010 SPRAY Awards winner returns from UK study tour
06/07/2011
Last year’s national SPRAY Awards winner is heading back to work after returning from the overseas trip he won as the Sustainable, Professional, Responsible Applicator of the Year.
2011 SPRAY Awards entrants receive on-farm visits
04/07/2011
Syngenta’s SPRAY Awards judges are now completing on-farm assessments for the top entrants from each state in 2011.
A revolution in crop protection
11/08/2010
A revolutionary new crop management system is set to forever change the way vegetables are grown in Australia.
Attack of the tomato killers
16/05/2011
A new fungicide developed in Australia is helping to stop the rot in Bowen’s burgeoning tomato industry.
Aussie photographer claims international prize
15/12/2010
Syngenta has awarded Nigel Hallett of Colac, Victoria, first prize in the international Syngenta Photo Prize 2010 at a ceremony at the company’s Australian office in Sydney.
Australian agriculture students connect with Indian students
01/10/2010
Australian agriculture students connect with Indian students and farmers
Australian research tour to kick-start peach production in Pakistan
03/01/2013
When agricultural researchers from a formerly Taliban occupied province in northern Pakistan visited Australia recently they found the two countries faced plenty of common challenges.
Awards offer a chance for sprayers to exchange ideas
14/03/2011
Operators of all kinds of spray equipment are encouraged to enter the 2011 SPRAY Awards before Round 1 closes on 7th April (deadline extended).
Innovation and speed – new formulation robot a breakthrough
13/01/2010
At seven metres long, seven tons in weight, and requiring a dedicated building to house it, the new Syngenta formulation robot has kicked into gear at the Jealott’s Hill International Research Centre in the UK.
New barley variety exceeds expectations
14/12/2012
The performance of the new malting barley variety, Bass, has exceeded expectations, according to Western Australia grower Barry Clarke, who achieved an average yield of 4.7 tons per hectare over a 150 hectare program.

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