Syngenta showcases a fully integrated approach to cereal crop production at Cereals 2025, combining new genetics, next-generation crop protection, sustainable packaging, and biological inputs.

The spotlight is on Miravis, a fungicide that consistently delivers yield gains by maintaining green leaf area and reducing crop stress under hot, dry conditions.

A dedicated disease zone will demonstrate integrated management from variety selection through to application timings. The company is presenting SY Cheer, a new Group 1 milling wheat, and two new Hyvido hybrid barley varieties in genetics. SY Quantock, positioned as the successor to SY Kingsbarn, brings grassweed suppression, nitrogen use efficiency, and strong yield potential. SY Kestrel is the first BYDV-resistant winter barley on the UK market.

The 3D90 angled nozzle will be on display, offering 90% drift reduction without compromising coverage or efficacy. It will be accompanied by the Evopac packaging system, which is now widely compatible with EasyConnect. The latter offers faster sprayer filling with a translucent, centre-neck design. Syngenta’s biological line is expanding through NuelloiN and Vixeran, nitrogen-fixing inputs that improve nutrient uptake through foliar or soil applications.

A dedicated area will explore how ‘Every growing day counts’ with biologicals, says Kim Baker, marketing campaign manager at Syngenta Seeds. “By integrating seed, crop protection and agronomy, we help growers get more from every input, in real-world conditions.”