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New seed treatment approved for control of seedling blackleg in canola Early control of seedling blackleg reduces seedling death and late-season stem cankers SALTRO® DUO will enable Australian broadacre farmers to realise the full yield potential of canola crops The successful registration of Syngenta’s new, unique SDHI fungicide makes SALTRO® DUO the only canola seed treatment combination that controls seedling blackleg, pythium and rhizoctonia.

“With SALTRO DUO, we are truly providing growers a powerful combination that has never been seen before,” said Syngenta Product Lead for Broadacre Seedcare, Katie Slade.

SALTRO DUO is the combination of two powerful seed treatments, specifically designed for Australian canola growers. Containing SALTRO (a unique SDHI fungicide), Pydiflumetofen, and the recognised high performer MAXIM® XL, this fighting combination provides the most powerful protection against seedling blackleg, rhizoctonia and pythium.

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By protecting against these wide range of seedling diseases, SALTRO DUO encourages rapid, uniform emergence and increased seedling establishment under all conditions.

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“It is providing a level of protection previously unseen, against early blackleg infection.”

This increased protection, through the SDHI chemistry, is allowing the crop to develop at a more rapid rate, growing through that early period where canola is susceptible to blackleg infection. This is reducing seedling death and, in turn, reducing stem cankers later in the season.

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“There is no shortening of the hypocotyl, no negative interaction with herbicides and no effect on seed viability,” Katie said.

With its wealth of benefits, SALTRO DUO is a valuable investment to ensure crops receive their best start toward full yield potential.

“Through improving plant health in the important first four to six weeks of crop development, when yield potentials are determined, SALTRO DUO is key to ensuring growers achieve optimum yield,” Katie said.

SALTRO DUO will be available as a convenient twin pack containing SALTRO and MAXIM XL. The synergy of the SALTRO DUO treatment is greater than the sum of its parts, improving seedling establishment and survival against key seedling diseases.

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Crown rot fight can now begin with Vibrance® BROADACRE

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VIBRANCE® will continue to be the broadest spectrum seed treatment available to Australian cereal growers for controlling damaging seed and soilborne diseases, with the added benefit of managing crown rot.

Trials conducted across a number of growing regions in 2018 showed that the use of VIBRANCE delivered a 16% yield improvement versus untreated crops. This was 10% over Evergol Energy and 7% over Rancona Dimension.

The new registration makes VIBRANCE the most cost-effective seed treatment option in the fight against this damaging disease, while adding to the already extensive list of diseases on the product label.

“Managing crown rot in our farming systems has always been a difficult task. Adding to this pressure are often one or more ‘hidden’ soil and stubble borne diseases that compound yield losses and cause downgrading” said Syngenta Technical Services Lead Sean Roberts.

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VIBRANCE has always helped cereal crops develop stronger root systems and ultimately healthier plants through the control of flag smut (both seed and soil borne), common bunt, loose smut, covered smut, and seed borne net blotch and Pythium , whilst also providing suppression of seedborne fusarium head blight caused by Fusarium spp. and white grain.

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Broadleaf weed control has – until now – relied heavily on post-emergent herbicide programs.

CALLISTO® is a powerful Group H pre-emergent herbicide that allows growers to control broadleaf weeds in wheat and barley as part of an integrated weed control strategy.

Group H chemistry used pre-emergent in cereals is a unique use pattern, that has been tested and shown to exhibit excellent broadleaf weed control, in addition to excellent crop safety in over 80 replicated trials across Australia.

Use CALLISTO as a key part of your broadleaf weed strategy, and stop broadleaf weeds before they start.

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Pre-emergent broadleaf herbicide for use in wheat and barley Controls Group B,C,D,F and I resistant broadleaf weeds Active ingredient is MESOTRIONE Group H Herbicide Excellent flexibility with a 14 day incorporation window Low use rates from 100-200mL/ha Long residual activity (up to 10 weeks) Excellent crop safety

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More and more research has pointed to root health as the key to increasing crop productivity.

As a part of an ongoing commitment to root health, Syngenta Vibrance formulation has been improved to now protect against Crown Rot, in addition to seed and soil-borne diseases such as Pythium, Rhizoctonia, Seed-borne Net Blotch and a range of smuts and bunts in wheat, barley, oats and triticale.

VIBRANCE provides robust and immediate protection from establishment diseases which leads to overall improved root health, nutrient utilisation, crop yield and performance.

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Growers contacted re: 2019 cash-back Both of the 2019 offer periods have now ended, and growers have been notified of their potential cash-back.

If you have not been contacted, or have any further questions, please contact Syngenta Customer Service on 1800 022 035.

Information on the 2020 AgriClime offer will be available soon.

AgriClime™ is a free Syngenta program to help share with Australian broadacre growers the risk of low rainfall during August to October.

Have the confidence to invest in a better crop by knowing Syngenta is willing to share with you the risk of low rainfall.

The AgriClime offer: • Up to 30% cash-back • The less rainfall, the higher the cash-back • Minimum of two (2) products to qualify • $15,000 minimum spend on participating Syngenta products Two 60 day offer periods:

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To qualify, growers must purchase a minimum of two eligible Syngenta products to a combined minimum value of $15,000. Purchases between October 2018 and September 2019 are eligible. The actual sign up can be done later, but it’s worth weighing it up now to see what Syngenta products (listed above) might be a good fit for your farm.

• Smaller 5 X 5km Grid Cells offer a better fit with your farm and rainfall patterns • The Rainfall Threshold is now set to a 1-in-5 year rainfall event for the nominated Grid Cell • This equals twice the chance of a cash-back compared to the previous offer • Less rainfall = higher the cash-back • If rainfall is recorded below the Rainfall Threshold a cash-back is triggered. This payout will increase as the rainfall figure decreases, to a set exit point of 30% cash-back

New online sign-up Syngenta has revamped the online signup tool to help you opt into the best offer for you. The key changes include: • Smaller 5 X 5km Grid Cells offer a better fit with your farm and rainfall patterns • Quickly and easily switch between offer periods and Grid Cells on your farm to see what is the best offer for you • A confirmation email will be sent to you and your advisor within five minutes of submission • PDF confirmation will be available for download on submission (Starting in March 2019)

The online signup tool also provides an example chart to explain the model used for AgriClime. It demonstrates those years in the past 20 where you would have received cash-back based on this year’s updated data set, Rainfall Threshold and Exit Point. The model works on the basis of the less rainfall, the higher the cash-back. Cash-back begins when rainfall is recorded below the Rainfall Threshold, and continues to a maximum of 30% of committed spend when rainfall recorded is below the Exit Point. The model is linear and paid at a pre-determined dollar value per mm below the Rainfall Threshold.

Due to the smaller gridded data set, the registration form may take up to 1 minute to load. While the form will work on most platforms, it is best used on PC, with Google Chrome or Internet Explorer 11 or above. Â Â

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Through The Good Growth Plan, we have set specific, ambitious and measurable targets, which focus on boosting resource efficiency, rejuvenating ecosystems and strengthening rural communities. We are partnering with growers, researchers and industry stakeholders across Australia to make a meaningful contribution towards our six global commitments. Each year, we recognise innovation, best practice and leadership in Australian and New Zealand agribusiness in support of these goals through our Growth Awards.

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By Shaun Hood - Technical Services Lead Over the coming months growers across Australia will see a range of pests invading cucurbit and fruiting vegetable crops. Silverleaf whitefly, mites, aphids, thrips and lepidoptera species are some of the more damaging pests.

Insect species and populations are dynamic. Some thrive in the milder spring or autumn conditions, while others are more active over the hotter summer months. With populations forever shifting, often overlapping, the situation requires constant monitoring and then attention when things become out of the balance.

An integrated approach to pest management remains the key to success. Growers should always be on the lookout for new tools and techniques, including new chemistry that broaden their management options.

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development on the horizon. Syngenta has a new miticide/insecticide MINECTO® FORTE on the way. The product is currently under evaluation by the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA) and is anticipated to be available to cucurbit and fruiting vegetable growers in the later part of 2020.

A unique combination of Diafenthiuron (Group 12A) and Cyantraniliprole (Group 28), one of the strengths of MINECTO FORTE is this dual mode of action.

The Group 12A mode of action component will be new for cucurbit and fruiting vegetable growers.

So from an insecticide resistance management perspective, this will be an exciting development.

The product label will include control of heliothis, potato moth, cucumber moth, cluster caterpillar, aphids, mites and whitefly as well as the suppression of thrips.

It joins the collection of crop protection products with translaminar activity. Translaminar means movement of the active ingredient into the leaf creating a reservoir inside the plant.

For any miticide or insecticide, translaminar activity is a big advantage because it means pests that feed on the other side or untreated leaf surface are effectively controlled as well.

If we take silverleaf whitefly (SLW) as an example, the tiny crawlers (just 0.3mm long) that hatch from the eggs travel a short distance before finding a protected place to settle. However, it’s the second and third instar nymphs that cause damage to the plant.

Sucking sap from the plant, SLW nymphs can remain hidden away until the winged adults emerge.

Once they become adults, females can mate in less than a day and go on to lay up to 400 eggs.

Under ideal warm conditions, the SLW life cycle can be less than three weeks. That’s why uncontrolled populations can build up so rapidly during spring and summer.

The warmer areas of northern Australia can have anywhere between 8 and 12 SLW generations in a year, which puts huge pressure on existing insecticide chemistries. This is one of the main reasons behind resistance concerns with this pest.

A product that moves within the plant is ideal to combat and seek out pests like SLW, mites, aphids and thrips.

More information on MINECTO FORTE will become available closer to market. It will join an

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expanding Syngenta portfolio of cucurbit and fruiting vegetable crop protection products. It will join the ranks of recent developments including: PROCLAIM® OPTI, an upgraded formulation to PROCLAIM®, which has been registered in additional crops including cucurbits, leafy vegetables and strawberries ORONDIS® FLEXI, a fungicide to control a range of important diseases in cucurbits as well as other vegetable crops.

Further innovations can be anticipated as Syngenta grows its R&D investment to $2 billion over the next five years. >> LEARN MORE | Speak to your local Syngenta Territory Sales Manager

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Flowers Syngenta Flowers offers the widest range of pot and bedding plants in the industry. Every year, Syngenta produces over 500 million cuttings, over five million grams of seed and one billion young plants. We are the number one genetics supplier in four of the six best-selling crops worldwide – Geraniums, Pansies, Impatiens walleriana and Chrysanthemums – which together account for some 60 percent of the flowers genetics market. For over 140 years, WEATHER Syngenta has led the way in applying innovative technology and breeding techniques to benefit professional growers and delight the hobby gardener.

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AgriClime Terms & Conditions Terms and Conditions for the AgriClime Program between Syngenta Australia Pty Ltd, whose principal office is at Level 1 2-4 Lyonpark Road, Macquarie Park, NSW, 2113 Australia (“Syngenta”) and the Grower (as defined in the Program Confirmation)

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1. PURPOSE This document defines the terms and conditions for the AgriClime Program.

DEFINITIONS Agreement - these Terms and Conditions together with the Program Confirmation.

Break Fee: 3% of the Committed Spend set out in the Program Confirmation.

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Maximum Cash Back: the amount refunded to the Grower in respect of the occurrence of a Drought Event described and calculated in accordance with the Program Confirmation. Maximum Cash Back is 30% of Committed Spend, Cash Back Payment: the payment based on the difference between the Rainfall Threshold and actual rainfall amount multiplied by the value of rainfall per mm below the threshold as stated in the Program Confirmation.

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Committed Spend: the amount stated on the Program Confirmation, which will be at least $15,000 (GST inclusive) on the Program Products.

Consultant: the agronomist or consultant of the Grower who is authorised by the Grower to enter into this Agreement on the Grower's behalf.

Distributor: the distributor of the Program Products from whom the Grower purchases the Program Products.

Drought Event: an event which occurs when the Rainfall is less than the Rainfall Threshold.

Enrolment Date: the date upon which the Grower, or the Consultant on the Grower's behalf, enrols in the Program, using Syngenta's online registration form.

Enrolment Period: the period during which the Grower, or the Consultant on the Grower's behalf, may enrol in the Program, ending 30 days prior to the Program Start Date.

Exit Point: any amount below the mm specified in the Program Confirmation in order for a maximum 30% cashback to be triggered.

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Opt Out Period: any day between Enrolment Date and the last date of registration in the elected Enrolment Period.

Paddock: the block(s) or multiple blocks of land owned or controlled by the Grower at the longitude and latitude location described in the Program Confirmation.

Program: the AgriClime program.

Program Confirmation: the document confirming the operating terms between the parties emailed to the Grower by Syngenta prior to the Program Start Date.

Program Period: the nominated period stated in the Program Confirmation for which the Program will occur.

Program Products: the Syngenta products specified in the Program Confirmation (a minimum of 2 products or more) which the Grower must purchase to qualify for the Cash Back.

Program Start Date: the first day of the Program Period and the start date stated in the Program

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Rainfall Threshold: the amount specified (in mm) in the Program Confirmation as the Rainfall Threshold for the Paddock.

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Terminating Event: an event which occurs on the date the Grower opts out of the Program, or on the later of either the last date of the Risk Period or the date the Cash Back is paid, if applicable.

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2.1 In order to be eligible for the Program, the Grower must: (a) enrol a Paddock in the Program during the Enrolment Period; (b) receive and ensure all details in the Program Confirmation provided to the Grower are complete, up to date and accurate; (c) make any and all payments due to the Distributor for Products as and when due; and (d) achieve the Committed Spend in the Risk Period and provide Syngenta with any documentation Syngenta requires to ensure the Grower has met the Committed Spend.

2.2 The Grower may opt out of the Program within the Opt out Period in accordance with clause 3.1(b).

2.3 If the Grower does not achieve the Committed Spend during the Risk Period, no Cash Back will be payable whether or not a Drought Event has occurred, and the Grower must pay Syngenta the Break Fee within 14 days after the end of the Risk Period.

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3. SYNGENTA’S OBLIGATIONS 3.1 Within 30 days of the Enrolment Date, Syngenta will notify the Grower by email if: (a) the Grower has been enrolled in the Program (whether by the Grower or by the Consultant on the Grower's behalf); and (b) the Grower may opt out of the Program by return email to Syngenta requesting they be removed from the Program if it is within the Opt Out Period.

3.2 Syngenta will email the Grower the Program Confirmation following the Opt Out Period, provided the Grower has not opted out of the Program. Syngenta will email the Grower the Program details within 30 days of the Enrolment Date.

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3.3 Subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, Syngenta will pay the Grower a Cash Back if a Drought Event occurs. The Cashback is determined by Syngenta and is a linear payment model up to 30% of Committed Spend depending on rainfall between the Rainfall Threshold and the Exit Point using MeteoBlue data.

3.4 Syngenta will notify the Grower of the occurrence of a Drought Event within 10 business days after the end of the Risk Period.

3.5 If a Cash Back is payable in accordance with this Agreement, the Cash Back payment shall be made within 15 business days of Syngenta receiving bank account details from Grower. The Cash Back shall be subject to any limits or caps specified in the Program Confirmation.

3.6 For the avoidance of doubt, Syngenta reserves the right to withhold any Cash Back amount unless and until the Grower provides complete and accurate information to the satisfaction of Syngenta in its sole discretion that the Grower has achieved the Committed Spend and complied with the terms of this Agreement. If Grower does not provide the required information, including bank details for payment, within 12 months of the Program End Date, the grower will forfeit its right to Cash Back.

3.7 For the avoidance of doubt, the Committed Spend in the Program Confirmation is based on Syngenta’s recommended retail price for the relevant Program Products. The Distributor may offer a higher or lower price, at the Distributor’s sole discretion. Any difference between the Syngenta recommended retail price and the Distributor price will not affect the amount of the Cash Back as long as the Committed Spend is met.

4. CONSULTANT'S OBLIGATIONS 4.1 If the Consultant enrols on the Grower's behalf pursuant to clause 3.1(a) of this Agreement, the Consultant represents and warrants that they are authorised by the Grower to act on the Grower's behalf in enrolling in the Program.

4.2 The Consultant will act on behalf of the Grower only for the purposes of enrolment during the Enrolment Period.

5. WEATHER INFORMATION All weather information used in respect of this Program is taken from the data provider, MeteoBlue.

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The Good Growth Plan We’re facing our toughest challenge. Every day, our planet wakes with 200,000 more mouths to feed, farmland lost to erosion and increased pressure on our natural resources. Many people who produce the world’s food are living in poverty, while biodiversity is disappearing fast. We have only one planet, and we’re using its resources 50 per cent faster than it can take. What we’re asking it to provide is simply not sustainable.

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The Syngenta Connections program, the first of its kind in Asia-Pacific, is a regional initiative that links together students, organisations, institutions and farmers to increase access to technology for growers and enhance agronomy knowledge for stakeholders.

The program was launched in 2010 to provide a platform for agriculture students from Australia to learn different agricultural practices in developing countries and understand the challenges faced by smallholder farmers. The program provided 55 young future leaders in agriculture the opportunity to directly ‘connect’ with the farming communities by working with them in the field and being immersed in the local culture.

In 2013, the program was expanded to incorporate an engagement opportunity to improve the public sector’s extension work with smallholder farmers by ‘connecting’ them to extension workers knowledgeable in new farming technologies and processes. This gave life to the Syngenta Connections Study Tour, by taking a group of learners from developing countries to Australia to expose them to modern farming practices.

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Effective date. 18 September 2018 Scope of this Statement This Statement covers the “personal data and information” we collect, use and store, including through this site, in accordance with our obligations set out in the Australian Privacy Principles (APPs) under the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) (Privacy Act). “Personal data and information” is data that identifies you personally, either alone or in combination with other information available to us. Examples of personal information include: your name, address, email address, tax identification number and the information you provide when you use our site to process a transaction or create an account or personal profile.

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New SALTROÂŽ DUO delivers complete control of major seedling diseases in canola Broadacre 23.12.2019

SALTRO® DUO treated canola seeds left, versus untreated, right, showing the affects of pythium.

New seed treatment approved for control of seedling blackleg in canola Early control of seedling blackleg reduces seedling death and late-season stem cankers SALTRO® DUO will enable Australian broadacre farmers to realise the full yield potential of canola crops

The successful registration of Syngenta’s new, unique SDHI fungicide makes SALTRO® DUO the only canola seed treatment combination that controls seedling blackleg, pythium and rhizoctonia.

“With SALTRO DUO, we are truly providing growers a powerful combination that has never been seen before,” said Syngenta Product Lead for Broadacre Seedcare, Katie Slade.

SALTRO DUO is the combination of two powerful seed treatments, specifically designed for Australian canola growers. Containing SALTRO (a unique SDHI fungicide), Pydiflumetofen, and the recognised high performer MAXIM® XL, this fighting combination provides the most powerful protection against seedling blackleg, rhizoctonia and pythium.

By protecting against these wide range of seedling diseases, SALTRO DUO encourages rapid, uniform emergence and increased seedling establishment under all conditions.

READ MORE | Pacific Seeds notes vigorous establishment in SALTRO DUO trials “SALTRO DUO helps crops reach their full potential by optimising seedling emergence, root development, early leaf protection and crop vigour,” Katie said.

“It is providing a level of protection previously unseen, against early blackleg infection.”

This increased protection, through the SDHI chemistry, is allowing the crop to develop at a more rapid rate, growing through that early period where canola is susceptible to blackleg infection. This is reducing seedling death and, in turn, reducing stem cankers later in the season.

“The added benefit of MAXIM XL creates an increased root mass through protection of lateral roots and fine root hairs from pythium and rhizoctonia damage - enhancing access to soil nutrients and moisture, resulting in healthy, vigorous crops.”

SALTRO DUO delivers good seed and crop safety for complete grower peace of mind.

“There is no shortening of the hypocotyl, no negative interaction with herbicides and no effect on seed viability,” Katie said.

With its wealth of benefits, SALTRO DUO is a valuable investment to ensure crops receive their best start toward full yield potential.

“Through improving plant health in the important first four to six weeks of crop development, when yield potentials are determined, SALTRO DUO is key to ensuring growers achieve optimum yield,” Katie said.

SALTRO DUO will be available as a convenient twin pack containing SALTRO and MAXIM XL. The synergy of the SALTRO DUO treatment is greater than the sum of its parts, improving seedling establishment and survival against key seedling diseases.

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SALTRO® DUO treated canola seeds left, versus untreated, right, showing the affects of pythium.

New seed treatment approved for control of seedling blackleg in canola Early control of seedling blackleg reduces seedling death and late-season stem cankers SALTRO® DUO will enable Australian broadacre farmers to realise the full yield potential of canola crops The successful registration of Syngenta’s new, unique SDHI fungicide makes SALTRO® DUO the only canola seed treatment combination that controls seedling blackleg, pythium and rhizoctonia.

“With SALTRO DUO, we are truly providing growers a powerful combination that has never been seen before,” said Syngenta Product Lead for Broadacre Seedcare, Katie Slade.

SALTRO DUO is the combination of two powerful seed treatments, specifically designed for Australian canola growers. Containing SALTRO (a unique SDHI fungicide), Pydiflumetofen, and the recognised high performer MAXIM® XL, this fighting combination provides the most powerful protection against seedling blackleg, rhizoctonia and pythium.

By protecting against these wide range of seedling diseases, SALTRO DUO encourages rapid, uniform emergence and increased seedling establishment under all conditions.

READ MORE | Pacific Seeds notes vigorous establishment in SALTRO DUO trials “SALTRO DUO helps crops reach their full potential by optimising seedling emergence, root development, early leaf protection and crop vigour,” Katie said.

“It is providing a level of protection previously unseen, against early blackleg infection.”

This increased protection, through the SDHI chemistry, is allowing the crop to develop at a more rapid rate, growing through that early period where canola is susceptible to blackleg infection. This is reducing seedling death and, in turn, reducing stem cankers later in the season.

“The added benefit of MAXIM XL creates an increased root mass through protection of lateral roots and fine root hairs from pythium and rhizoctonia damage - enhancing access to soil nutrients and moisture, resulting in healthy, vigorous crops.”

SALTRO DUO delivers good seed and crop safety for complete grower peace of mind.

“There is no shortening of the hypocotyl, no negative interaction with herbicides and no effect on seed viability,” Katie said.

With its wealth of benefits, SALTRO DUO is a valuable investment to ensure crops receive their best start toward full yield potential.

“Through improving plant health in the important first four to six weeks of crop development, when yield potentials are determined, SALTRO DUO is key to ensuring growers achieve optimum yield,” Katie said.

SALTRO DUO will be available as a convenient twin pack containing SALTRO and MAXIM XL. The synergy of the SALTRO DUO treatment is greater than the sum of its parts, improving seedling establishment and survival against key seedling diseases.

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Wild radish, cape weed and wire weed have been problematic for cereal growers in southern NSW, where they’ve needed a strong solution to their in-crop needs.

The answer doesn’t need to be complex according to Landmark Narrandera agronomist Anthony Muhlebach.

“Being a farmer myself, I know what they expect, I like to keep it simple and it helps keep the cost down per hectare,” he said.

“With TALINOR it gets us away from these complicated brews, because the more you put into the tank the greater the chances we’ll get a call saying ‘I’ve got a mess here’.”

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“I saw it for the first time in 2017, radish was the main issue, but wireweed was also quite thick in places as well as fumitory, it worked really well,” Anthony said.

“Being a Group C and H, I don’t have to worry about plant-backs from one season to the next, it’s an easy chemical to use. The compatibility with grass weed chemicals is excellent which makes it a one-pass job.”

The efficacy of TALINOR was again demonstrated in 2018 when one of Anthony’s clients experienced a malfunction with the spray rig.

“There was a strip where you could really see the difference in the uncontrolled section,” Anthony said.

“The wild radish, capeweed and wireweed really got away from us. But everywhere else, the TALINOR really did the job.”

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Dry times have prompted many farmers to implement some kind of risk management strategy, sometimes at the expense of crop health.

Other farmers have maintained the confidence to invest in their crop through the Syngenta program, AgriClime™, with the assurance of up to 30 percent cash-back under the new offer if rain doesn’t come their way.

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Farmers only need to spend $15,000 on two or moreOK qualifying Syngenta products, and complete the registration online.

“AgriClime helps us reduce the risk to our growers by allowing them to purchase products that establish yield potential early in the year,” Mallee based Landmark agronomist Nathan Sydes said.

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“If the season heads into lower rainfall potential we know that we can at least get some money back for them.”

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One of his clients is Derry Monaghan, who farms 7,000 hectares outside of Speed in the Victorian Mallee.

“As our farm has got bigger and more like a business, that risk management has become important,” he said.

“I’d recommend AgriClime to anyone, we have to buy the products anyway and it doesn’t cost us a cent to register - it’s a good risk management tool.”

The Monaghans qualified for AgriClime in 2018 with their upfront investment in VIBRANCE and UNIFORM. “We’ve been using VIBRANCE and UNIFORM for the past two or three years now,” Derry said.

“The initial [plant] growth is really good and the root system is a heck of a lot better. It really helped us coming into the dry spring.”

The family managed to harvest some grain, if not the quantity they had hoped for.

“After two pretty good seasons, 2018 was a lot leaner, the cash-back was welcome,” Derry said.

AgriClime | At a glance AgriClime™ is a free Syngenta program to help share with Australian broadacre growers the risk of low rainfall during August to October.

Growers need to spend a minimum of $15,000 on two or more participating Syngenta products between October 2018 and September 2019 to qualify.

Growers can then register their paddock(s) for one of two offer periods. These are either; 1st August - 29th September 2019; or 1st September - 30th October 2019. Registrations for the first offer period close July 1st.

The suite of AgriClime qualifying products includes: AFFIRM®, AMISTAR XTRA®, AXIAL®, BOXER GOLD®, CRUISER® 350, DUAL GOLD®, KARATE ZEON®, MIRAVIS™, MODDUS EVO®, SPRAY.SEED®, TALINOR®, UNIFORM®, VIBRANCE® NEW: inclusion of AXIAL XTRA®, CRUISER OPTI® and ELATUS ACE® (pending APVMA registration)

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The new and improved formulation of AXIAL XTRA contains 50g/L Pinoxaden + 12.5g/L Cloquintocet-mexyl + built-in adjuvant system which is a significant step-change in adjuvant science and technology, boosting the product’s uptake in grassy weeds.

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SALTRO® DUO treated canola seeds left, versus untreated, right, showing the affects of pythium.

Seedling blackleg is a devastating canola disease but there’s a new Seedcare fungicide package being readied for market that’s offering growers real hope.

Large batches of seed have been treated with SALTRO™ DUO and sown at selected trial sites across the country, in recent weeks, to help demonstrate its performance under commercial conditions.

As a recipe SALTRO DUO protects seedlings from pythium, rhizoctonia, and blackleg, which are the key diseases impacting canola establishment. Unchecked, these disease can cause yield losses of 50 percent or more.

Through development work Syngenta trials have already demonstrated a 25 percent yield improvement compared to the market-standard, Jockey.

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paddocks,” Syngenta Seedcare Product Lead Michael Uttley said.

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SALTRO DUO is a global innovation from Syngenta that contains 3 active ingredients for the broad spectrum control of canola seedling diseases especially blackleg.

Australia has played an important part in the adaptation of this technology in an easy-to-use formula, through The Seedcare Institute, Wagga Wagga.

Syngenta only opened the Wagga Wagga facility in October last year but it has already demonstrated its expertise and value through supporting product launches like SALTRO DUO. “Our state-of-the-art facility at the Charles Sturt University AgriPark was instrumental in the development of SALTRO DUO, how it is applied to the seed, and rolled out to the canola industry,” Michael said.

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“The SALTRO DUO recipe has already found its way onto commercial batches of seed, through Nuseed and Advanta, ready for large scale demonstrations.”

The Syngenta Seedcare team is hopeful the product will be registered in time for the 2020 canola growing season.

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SALTRO DUO | At a glance • Protecting canola seedlings from blackleg infection reducing stem cankers and maximising yield potential • Providing the broadest spectrum of disease control, SALTRO DUO improves seedling vigour giving the crop the best start • SALTRO DUO contains a unique SDHI delivering resistant management benefits • Has unparalleled seed safety; SALTRO DUO doesn’t affect seed germination and vigour of canola over time • A best-in-class seed treatment for the control of blackleg in canola delivering 25% yield improvements compared to Jockey

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Pacific Seeds, NSW based Sales Manager Richard Madden.

Large scale canola seed treatment trials using SALTRO DUO®, have demonstrated outstanding control of key seedling diseases, resulting in a stronger more vigorous establishment.

Pacific Seeds partnered with Syngenta in trials where SALTRO DUO showed excellent activity against blackleg, rhizoctonia and pythium, when compared to the market standard, Jockey Stayer.

“SALTRO DUO has certainly impressed in the trails that Pacific Seeds and Syngenta have partnered in delivering. This is an exciting step forward for the canola industry, helping to overcome blackleg resistance,” Pacific Seeds, NSW based Sales Manager Richard Madden said.

Growers have previously used MAXIM XL® which has provided excellent control of rhizoctonia and Pythium. By packaging it with the new SDHI chemistry to control blackleg, Syngenta has created SALTRO DUO*. | Frequently Asked Questions: SALTRO DUO

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Blackleg is caused by the fungus Leptosphaeria maclans survives on crop residue over summer, releasing spores in humid conditions at planting, which can travel large distances to land on seedlings. While secondary infection can occur through the season it is this early infection that can often lead to stem cankers and yield losses of up to 50 per cent.

A best-practice management strategy should include crop rotations, selection of resistant varieties and use of a targeted seed treatment.

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“SALTRO DUO is certainly providing an increased level of protection against early blackleg infection. It appears that the increased protection through the SDHI chemistry is allowing the crop to develop at a more rapid rate, growing through that early period where blackleg can cause early leaf necrosis,” Richard said.

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The trials have compared SALTRO DUO to existing treatments in the market, as part of a commercially focused cropping program that also included CRUISER® OPTI for pest control.

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With SALTRO DUO treated seed Richard said the growth and development of leaf biomass was quite noticeable in the early growth stages - driving canola’s potential to establish higher yields.

“During the 2019 season, in field-based trials at Grenfell, Cootamundra and Yerong Creek, it was observed that seed treated with SALTRO DUO, was clearly growing more quickly in the one-tothree leaf stage than the MAXIM XL treatment. There were significantly fewer blackleg leaf lesions recorded across the sites,” Richard said.

“Larger, healthier plants develop a bigger root system, and build more biomass, which helps target higher yields. That’s obviously of benefit to growers and increases crop competition (against weeds).”

Pacific Seeds and Syngenta have been working closely for over a decade in seed treatment technologies and SALTRO DUO is the next step.

“Pacific Seeds has tested SALTRO DUO extensively, for both seed safety in storage, and in fieldbased trials where we’ve seen no impacts on crop safety; growers should have confidence in the product,” Richard said.

“We are confident in the science that Syngenta is bringing to the market. Blackleg disease is a significant and ongoing problem for canola growers, and to have a new mode of fungicide technology available for seed treatment gives canola the best start possible.”

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SALTRO® DUO - The ultimate combination providing the complete control of canola seedling blackleg, rhizoctonia and pythium.

SALTRO® DUO is a powerful combination of two leading seed treatments, specifically designed for Australian Canola growers.

Containing Syngenta’s new, unique SDHI fungicide SALTRO and the recognised high performer MAXIM® XL, this fighting combination offers the most powerful protection against seedling blackleg, rhizoctonia and pythium.

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SALTRO DUO is a twin pack of SALTRO and MAXIM® XL providing the broadest spectrum disease control available in canola Superior protection of canola seedlings from blackleg infection, reducing stem cankers and maximising yield potential Provides multiple fungicide modes of action, which delivers resistance management benefits Unparalleled seed safety, having no impact on seed germination promoting vigorous healthy seedlings A best in class superior seed treatment for the control of blackleg, pythium and rhizoctonia in canola, delivering yield improvements compared to Jockey* Stayer*

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Crown rot fight can now begin with VibranceÂŽ Broadacre 13.12.2019

Screenings and downgrading can be a real hassle. Managing crown rot can now begin at planting with VIBRANCE. VIBRANCE® will continue to be the broadest spectrum seed treatment available to Australian cereal growers for controlling damaging seed and soilborne diseases, with the added benefit of managing crown rot.

Trials conducted across a number of growing regions in 2018 showed that the use of VIBRANCE delivered a 16% yield improvement versus

untreated crops. This was 10% over Evergol Energy and 7% over Rancona Dimension.

The new registration makes VIBRANCE the most cost-effective seed treatment option in the fight against this damaging disease, while adding to the already extensive list of diseases on the product label.

“Managing crown rot in our farming systems has always been a difficult task. Adding to this pressure are often one or more ‘hidden’ soil and stubble borne diseases that compound yield losses and cause downgrading” said Syngenta Technical Services Lead Sean Roberts.

VIBRANCE has always helped cereal crops develop stronger root systems and ultimately healthier plants through the control of flag smut (both seed and soil borne), common bunt, loose smut, covered smut, and seed borne net blotch and Pythium , whilst also providing suppression of seed-borne fusarium head blight caused by Fusarium spp. and white grain.

“When you add the superior colour, application ease and dust-off qualities of VIBRANCE with the broadest control of cereal diseases available to the market, it really does give growers the strongest start possible for their crop,” Sean said. | Need to know more? You can, here

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Crown rot fight can now begin with Vibrance® Broadacre 13.12.2019

Screenings and downgrading can be a real hassle. Managing crown rot can now begin at planting with VIBRANCE. VIBRANCE® will continue to be the broadest spectrum seed treatment available to Australian cereal growers for controlling damaging seed and soilborne diseases, with the added benefit of managing crown rot.

Trials conducted across a number of growing regions in 2018 showed that the use of VIBRANCE delivered a 16% yield improvement versus untreated crops. This was 10% over Evergol Energy and 7% over Rancona Dimension.

The new registration makes VIBRANCE the most cost-effective seed treatment option in the fight against this damaging disease, while adding to the already extensive list of diseases on the product label.

“Managing crown rot in our farming systems has always been a difficult task. Adding to this pressure are often one or more ‘hidden’ soil and stubble borne diseases that compound yield losses and cause downgrading” said Syngenta Technical Services Lead Sean Roberts.

VIBRANCE has always helped cereal crops develop stronger root systems and ultimately healthier plants through the control of flag smut (both seed and soil borne), common bunt, loose smut, covered smut, and seed borne net blotch and Pythium , whilst also providing suppression of seed-borne

fusarium head blight caused by Fusarium spp. and white grain.

“When you add the superior colour, application ease and dust-off qualities of VIBRANCE with the broadest control of cereal diseases available to the market, it really does give growers the strongest start possible for their crop,” Sean said. | Need to know more? You can, here

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