About Syngenta

Syngenta AG is part of Syngenta Group, a global agricultural technology company, headquartered in Basel, Switzerland, with over 50,000 employees in more than 90 countries. We create best-in-class solutions to local and global agricultural challenges by accelerating innovation through R&D and AI.

Syngenta Group is the world’s largest agricultural technology company by revenue, ranked number one in crop protection, number one in biologicals and number three in seeds. With one of the industry's largest innovation pipelines, we don't just develop breakthrough solutions — we deliver them

Empowering farmers in challenging times

As the world enters a new era of agriculture, we face a challenge on two fronts. Farmers need to produce more food for a rising population amid worsening weather extremes, while also growing that food in ways that help improve our planet.  

At Syngenta, we deliver breakthroughs for farmers, so they can meet this dual challenge. 

We make 
bold discoveries


Our breakthroughs come through a collaborative approach that combines world-class talent with an unparalleled library of knowledge and data, and an unrivaled expertise in biology, chemistry, and AI.

We deliver better benefits

Guided by our sustainability goal to deliver higher yields with lower impact, our work in crop protection, seed breeding, biologicals and digital technology empowers farmers and growers to unlock the potential of their crops, while protecting and regenerating the land on which they are grown.

Cotton field dawn
Helping American cotton farmers tackle an invisible threat

Nematodes and cotton root rot cost US cotton growers about $100M a year. See how Syngenta's Victrato seed treatment helps protect yields from the ground up.

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Assessing the impact of a summer of heat for European farmers

European farmers face severe heatwave challenges. Discover how agronomists are driving climate resilience and crop innovation with Syngenta.

Rice paddies in the late evening
A breakthrough for sustainable rice seed production

A new pilot project is showing how regenerative practices can achieve higher yields for seed producers with lower impact on the environment.