On the 25th March, 2025 Syngenta Zambia officially launched its Crop Protection Development (CPD) Knowledge Centre, a first-of-its-kind facility dedicated to transforming farming through research, technology transfer, and farmer training.Nestled on a five-hectare plot in Chongwe, along great east road, the CPD Knowledge Centre is a hub of innovation, collaboration, and knowledge-sharing built to support Zambia’s role in leading sustainable agriculture across the regionThe launch event drew a dynamic crowd of about 200 attendees, including farmers, researchers, government representatives, distributors, industry experts, and Syngenta colleagues from across the region. Guests were welcomed to a vibrant showcase of Syngenta’s latest crop protection solutions, interactive demonstrations, and partner exhibits, highlighting the collective effort behind modern agriculture.“This is an exciting and momentous occasion for Syngenta,” said Albrecht Michel, Head of Crop Protection Development for Africa & Middle East,…

Welcoming Alexander Berkovskiy, Syngenta Regional Director for Asia, Middle East and Africa to Zambia marked a significant milestone for us!We kicked off with engaging conversations and a warm reception at our Lusaka headquarters, delving into the future of Zambian agriculture.Venturing into the heart of Zambia, Alex, Given Mudenda-Syngenta Managing Director for East and Southern Africa, the sales and marketing team embarked on farm visits in the central part of Zambia; Mkushi, where Alex had the privilege of meeting commercial farmers first-hand.Exploring Agrivison, Silverlands, and Damust farms provided valuable insights into Zambia's local farming practices.This visit underscored Syngenta's dedication to nurturing strong relationships with farmers and finding innovative solutions to their challenges.It was an impactful experience that highlighted our commitment to sustainable agriculture.Learn more about Alex' visit here : https://youtu.be/rDFdEy0CVag?si=teMyQCB3R8F2uuC6

Syngenta Zambia marked International Women's Day by honouring the remarkable women in agriculture at a vibrant farm brunch event and seminar, themed #BoldAndInclusive.The event’s aim was to spotlight the invaluable role of women in agriculture and to express gratitude for their relentless dedication and resilience, often overshadowed and undervalued.This event was not just a celebration, but a platform for dialogue, connection, and empowerment. We engaged with 50 women farmers, delving into the challenges they confront and exploring how Syngenta can provide meaningful support.The event resonated deeply, as these women are shaping the future of Zambian farming. We discussed pressing issues like climate change's disproportionate impact on women in agriculture, reaffirming Syngenta's commitment to ensuring a thriving agricultural landscape for generations to come.At Syngenta, we're committed to continually innovating to empower our growers. We understand the power of collaboration and the value of partnerships…

INTRODUCING TYMIRIUM™ technology– A NEW NEMATICIDE TO REVOLUTIONIZE THE FUTURE OF AGRICULTURE IN ZAMBIA The launch of the TYMIRIUM™ technology is a huge milestone for the Zambian Agriculture sector in a bid to bolster farmers productivity and sustainable practices. Nematodes often mistaken for nutrient deficiency in crops have silently wreaking havoc on crop yields up to 14% crop losses globally, but TYMIRIUM™ technology has been developed to negate this challenge while being cost effective, accessible, and safe to use on the soil.   TYMIRIUM™ technology provides unprecedented, long-lasting protection against a broad spectrum of plant parasitic nematodes under two brand formulations; VANIVA^® for Potatoes and Tobacco via in-furrow and drench application respectively and VICTRATO^® in Wheat, Soya beans and Maize via seed treatment. Syngenta remains committed to providing innovative solutions through its low dose rate formulations of TYMIRIUM™ technology that does not negatively affect free…