Syngenta UK increases crop yield and quality with market leading crop protection products.
Syngenta carries out Research and Development activities in the United Kingdom to drive its crop protection business. Scientists develop pesticides and continue to make Syngenta's existing products even safer and more effective.
Several of their market leading crop protection products are manufactured in Great Britain and distributed to farmers in the UK and around the world. Syngenta employs around 700 people in its UK manufacturing operations.
Syngenta's breeding and technology seed experts continue to improve and develop new plant varieties such as ornamentals and turf.
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September 23, 2025
Syngenta Biostimulants Boost Potato Yields and Stress Resilience at Potatoes in Practice
Biostimulant strategies can help potato crops better cope with field stress conditions, as well as enhance tuber numbers and proportion of marketable crop, according to results of plots at Potatoes in Practice Open Day at the James Hutton Institute.
August 12, 2025
Potato Growers Urged to Perform Pre-Harvest Residue Testing Amid Dry Conditions Affecting Nematicide Breakdown
Potato growers should test for nematicide residues like Nemathorin 10G before harvest due to dry conditions slowing breakdown. Follow the 119-day wait after application and use accredited labs for testing to ensure crop safety and meet standards.
March 23, 2021
Green Headlands around potato fields boost soil health and fertility
Planting a Green Headland on uncropped areas around potato and field vegetable crops can capture nutrients worth £200/ha over the growing season.
February 05, 2021
Bridging the gap between potato growers and scientists
To ensure the research AHDB funds has the biggest impact and benefit for the potato industry, they work to connect growers with researchers and scientists with initiatives like their Strategic Spot Farms.
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