Syngenta opens technology hubs in Brazil

Syngenta has launched 15 “technology hubs” in Brazil’s main producing regions. These stations aim to connect farmers to the most advanced solutions in agricultural practices, promoting sustainability and productivity.

The hubs offer demonstration areas for phytosanitary technologies, such as insecticides, fungicides and biologicals, in addition to being "hubs" for data validation and team training. According to Aimar Pedrini (pictured above), Syngenta’s director of technical development, the facilities provide hands-on interaction with innovations tailored to specific crops and regional demands, such as soybeans, corn, coffee and cotton.

The official inauguration took place today (13/1), in Rio Verde (GO), where visitors were able to learn about Verdavis technology.

In addition to Goiás, states such as Mato Grosso, São Paulo and Paraná will receive hubs with programming focused on local cultures.