Syngenta introduced a variety of products in Brazil, such as Difenoconazole and Pydiflumetofen
At the recent Show Safra 2024 in Brazil, Syngenta showcased a range of innovative products and solutions designed to help local farmers, especially those in the Cerrado region, overcome production bottlenecks and increase crop yields. The Cerrado is the heart of Brazil's agricultural production, accounting for 60% of the country's total crop production.
In the exhibition, Syngenta focused on the introduction of ALADE® (Difenoconazole + Cyproconazole + Benzovindiflupyr) and MITRION® (Benzovindiflupyr + Prothioconazole) and other fungicide products, can effectively prevent and control soybean stem fracture, seed rot and other serious diseases, these problems have caused a lot of losses in the local.
Another highlight product, MIRAVIS® PRO (Pydiflumetofen + Prothioconazole), is recognized as a tool to combat complex spot diseases of maize and cotton.
In addition, Syngenta showcases the acaricide VERDAVIS® (Isocycloseram + Beta-cyfluthrin), which is effective against acaricides in corn and soybean crops, and the highly effective insecticides Elestal® Neo (Acetamiprid and Spiropidion), which is effective against whitefish at all stages.
In addition to the above products, Syngenta is also preheating two new varieties that will be available soon. TYMIRIUM® (Cyclobutrifluram) is in the registration phase and is designed as an innovative molecule for seed treatment and soil applications in more than 20 crops. Fortenza® Vip Turbo is an all-in-one solution for corn seed processing.
2026-09-07
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