Syngenta hands off distribution of NK soybeans across Canada

Agronomic news
February 06, 2025

Source: RealAgriculture.com

Two years after handing off distribution of its conventional soybean seed portfolio, Syngenta Seeds is making a similar move with its traited NK brand soybeans across Canada. Starting with the 2026 crop season, NK traited soybeans will be distributed by Pitura Seeds in Western Canada and Jackson Seed Service in Eastern Canada. Read more on this move from the RealAgriculture article at the link below.

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