What do an Olympic Athlete and a Soybean Plant Have in Common?

Posted on August 30, 2012 by Syngenta

No, this isn't the punch line of a bad joke. Believe it or not, soybeans have more in common with Michael Phelps than you may think. As many of you know, Phelps beat the world record for the number of gold medals achieved during an Olympian's career. … Continue reading →

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The Final Countdown to the "Super Bowl of Agriculture"

Posted on August 22, 2012 by Syngenta

As anticipation builds, it's evident the countdown for the 59th annual Farm Progress Show, to be held in Boone, Iowa has officially begun. In a few days, the country's top agribusinesses will showcase the latest in state-of-the-art information and technology. … Continue reading →

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Resistance Management: It’s Not Just for Herbicides

Posted on August 15, 2012 by Syngenta

You've heard it time and time again - herbicide resistance management is critical for soybean growers. But just because herbicide resistance has been receiving an enormous amount of attention in the media lately doesn't mean there aren't other similar management problems facing fields.… Continue reading →

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It Starts with the Seed—But Which One?

Posted on August 8, 2012 by Syngenta

With another growing season nearing an end, do you feel like your soybeans will have reached their full genetic potential come harvest time? If not, it could be the seed. As you prepare for the 2013 season, choose a seed that can ease the problems of yield drag, weeds, pests and diseases right from the start.… Continue reading →

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NK Brand Soybeans: Providing the “Wow Factor” for Travis Milne

Posted on August 1, 2012 by Syngenta

A family farm represents the past, present and future generations. For the Milne family, it's more than a livelihood; it's a legacy based on practice, purpose and passion. … Continue reading →

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