Learn More About Driving Profits Through Productivity and Innovation at Commodity Classic

To help jump-start the 2021 growing season, Syngenta invites growers and other ag professionals to two unique learning experiences at this year’s virtual Commodity Classic trade show. These events are as follows:

• Driving Profits Through Productivity Learning Center — Join Purdue University’s Allan Gray, Ph.D., executive director of the Center for Food and Agriculture Business, and Bill Johnson, Ph.D., professor of weed science, along with Syngenta experts, as they discuss how to increase yields and profits through agronomic investments. The session will include a live chat feature, enabling viewers to connect directly with participating researchers.
  
  

  We plan to showcase why it’s so vital to look beyond the cost of the input to the value of the output. This is an opportunity to find out how to leverage this approach to come out ahead.

  “We plan to showcase why it’s so vital to look beyond the cost of the input to the value of the output,” says Tyler Harp, Syngenta fungicide technical product lead. “This is an opportunity to find out how to leverage this approach to come out ahead.”
  
  Register for Commodity Classic, and view the Learning Center Session live on March 3 from noon to 1 p.m. EST here: www.commodityclassic.com.


• Corn Herbicide “What Is New Session” Learning Center – Join Mark Kitt, Syngenta corn herbicide technical product lead, as he shares details about the newest addition to the Acuron^® corn herbicide family of brands: Acuron GT, anticipated to receive registration in 2021. Upon registration, this post-emergent herbicide will provide longer-lasting residual and enhanced control of yield-robbing weeds.
  
  After registering for Commodity Classic, view the “What Is New Session” live on March 4 from 2:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. EST and connect with Mark Kitt directly via chat on March 5 from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. EST by using this link: www.commodityclassic.com.