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This year’s Sustainable Golf Week is taking place between 11 and 15 November and again provides a chance for people and organisations across the sport to celebrate the good that golf does in society.

Some pedestrian sprayers are now required to be routinely inspected through the National Sprayer Testing Scheme. Find out what that means in practice.

Sean Loakes will be presenting at the BIGGA Conference South East in Brighton on 20 November, addressing the key issue of Dealing with dollar spot.

Sean Loakes explains the chemistry behind fungicide longevity, and why it's important in puting together disease control strategies

The Syngenta Microdochium State of the Nation report has revealed the extent of the disease and highlighting the ITM measures that can help minimise its impact.

Winners of the annual BIGGA Photographic Competition, sponsored by Syngenta, have been announced, with Joe Simpson the winner for the third time.

Three of the UK's leading sports venues have been shortlisted as finalists for the Syngenta sponsored Environmental & Sustainability Impact Award, as part of the prestigious Grounds Management Association (GMA) annual industry awards.

The biggest impacts of climate changes being seen on golf courses now, and certainly into the future, are the implications for damaging disease effects.

BTME offers some great opportunities for insights into some of the latest turf agronomy topics with Syngenta during the Continue to Learn programme.

Congratulations to Anna Nilsson for her success in winning the prestigious ‘Women in Turfcare 24’ title at the Women in Golf Awards.

Syngenta is looking forward to BTME, where bookings for Continue to Learn have been the fastest ever, with the exhibition looking big and exciting.

The new Syngenta Evopac makes spraying operations simpler and safer, while also being fully compatible with closed transfer systems (CTS) using the easyconnect coupling.