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Enogen corn for feed delivers potential 5% increase in feed efficiency
Innovative technology offers significant opportunity for farmers to reduce environmental footprint of livestock production through reduced emissions and natural resource usage
Potential environmental benefits per 1,000 cattle include savings equivalent to removing 35 passenger cars from the road for one year and powering 22 homes for one year
Supports Syngenta Group s $2 billion global commitment to reduce agriculture s carbon footprint and help farmers fight climate change
Syngenta Seeds, in partnership with the University of Arkansas Resiliency Center (UARC), unveiled newly published research
1 highlighting the potential for beef producers to reduce their environmental footprint by using Enogen ....

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