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Precision Ag News 11/20

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  • Syngenta Crop Protection, a global leader in biologicals and other innovative crop protection technologies, and French greentech innovator Amoéba SA, have now signed a Memorandum of Understanding to develop and commercialize groundbreaking biocontrol solutions for the EU and UK markets, focusing on cereals and field crops. The parties plan to negotiate a definitive distribution agreement with a target timeline of spring 2026.
  • Syngenta’s REVERTE® program has been recognized as best-in-class in Transforming Agriculture and Food Systems by the World Business Council for Sustainable Development. REVERTE® aims to restore degraded pasturelands and avert the need to clear native vegetation in agriculture. It offers farmers a viable, long-term framework that includes access to agronomic expertise and financing, while requiring strict compliance on environmental criteria. To date, 280,000 hectares – an area slightly larger than New York City and London combined – is being restored under this program, spanning 11 states and three biomes across Brazil.
  • A Michigan State University researcher has received the Soil Science Research Award from the Soil Science Society of America (SSSA), one of the highest honors for advancing scientific knowledge in the field. Bruno Basso, a world-renowned expert in sustainable agriculture and precision agriculture systems, was presented with the award Nov. 10 at the SSSA’s CANVAS conference in Salt Lake City, Utah.
  • CNH’s A Sustainable Year series returns to spotlight our commitment to a sustainable future. This digital magazine draws inspiration from two key moments for our Company: our Investor Day in May 2025, where we presented the Road to 2030 business strategy, and our most recent Sustainability Report, which highlights our commitment to safer and more responsible operations. Together, they guide the initiatives featured in this edition.
  • Case IH and New Holland, global agriculture brands of CNH, have been recognized for their excellence at the 2026 Farm Machine of the Year awards. This awards series is presented every two years during Agritechnica – the world’s premiere agricultural trade fair – in Hanover, Germany. They include 13 categories judged by a jury of trade magazine editors specialized in agricultural technology from leading German and international trade publications.
  • Performance Nutrition, a leader in sustainable plant health and nutrition technologies, has launched Vergence™ Ca, a premium liquid calcium acetate formulation designed to deliver fast, efficient calcium uptake for field crops, fruits, vegetables, and specialty plants. The new product expands the company’s portfolio of science-driven tools that help growers strengthen soil health, maximize nutrient efficiency, and improve return on investment across every acre.
  • Stine® Seed Company, a leader in seed genetics and innovation, is proud to recognize agricultural influencer Jackson Laux, creator of the “Just a Jackson Thing” brand, for choosing Stine seed for his very first corn crop this year. Laux, a 10-year-old farmer from South Whitley, Indiana, has captured national attention through his genuine enthusiasm for agriculture and impressive understanding of farm operations. When it came time to plant his first acres, Laux and his family worked with their local Stine dealer to select a hybrid suited to their area’s growing conditions.
  • Synsus Private Label Partners, LLC, based in Houston, TX, has opened a fourth manufacturing site, to be located in Tempe, Arizona. Upon full completion, the facility will have similar capabilities to Synsus’ other three manufacturing facilities, capable of producing all of its high-value liquid products and technologies to service Synsus’ customer base of distributors in the T&O, Specialty Agriculture and Consumer Lawn & Garden businesses.
  • Aqueus announces a partnership with United Beet Seeds to bring on 100 dealers to deliver its patented stabilized hydrogen-based biostimulant Growthful to growers across the country. The unique hydrogen-based soil amendment is now used by growers on over 1,000,000 acres in the United States and beyond.
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