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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...

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.

Get an insight into new turf technologies and integrated strategies to enhance plant health and cope with a changing climate – on Syngenta stand B226 at BTME.

Greenkeepers hold the key to delivering sustainability solutions that are increasingly important for the management of golf clubs.

BTME delegates will learn that weather patterns are creating an increasing challenge for turf management. One of the biggest impacts now, and certainly into the future, is the...

Turf roots are hugely important in creating more resilient plants that are better able to cope with challenges of climate and the stresses imposed by managing high quality...

Goring & Streatley Golf Club in Berkshire has won the prestigious title of Syngenta Operation Pollinator Award winners, presented to Deputy Course Manager and Ecology Manager...