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Syngenta Fields Of Innovations 2026

Talk directly with our product specialists and breeders about what matters to your operation. Tour field trials, compare varieties side by side, and connect with industry professionals from across the globe.

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+1200 Industry professionals
+600 Vegetable varieties
50+ Nationalities
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This year's highlights

Second Generation Clubroot

Second generation clubroot resistance

Extended Clubroot Resistance genetics in brassica take field protection further than any previous generation, giving growers stronger, longer-lasting defence against one of the most persistent soilborne diseases.

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Cleowin Second generation clubroot resistance, excellent yield in difficult circumstances

Cleowin Second generation clubroot resistance, excellent yield in difficult circumstances

Cleostar Second generation clubroot resistance securing harvest on infected fields 

Cleostar Second generation clubroot resistance securing harvest on infected fields 

Storage White Cabbage with second generation clubroot providing extra security in production. Suitable for long term storage, offering good thrips tolerance.

Storage White Cabbage with second generation clubroot providing extra security in production. Suitable for long term storage, offering good thrips tolerance.

Greater security under disease pressure

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Long Day Onion with High Resistance against Downy Mildew

Summer Iceberg that offers flexibility due to a long harvest window, combining high heat tolerance, slow head development, and strong internal tipburn tolerance; adaptable to different growing locations

Summer Iceberg that offers flexibility due to a long harvest window, combining high heat tolerance, slow head development, and strong internal tipburn tolerance; adaptable to different growing locations

Blond romaine, with a very upright plant structure, beautiful upside presentation & early closing leaf, also suitable for heart harvest

Blond romaine, with a very upright plant structure, beautiful upside presentation & early closing leaf, also suitable for heart harvest

More flexibility in the field

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A slower, perfectly gem-sized variety providing a wide harvest window in high-Summer, short core and excellent field holding

Kelton Stable performance across multiple locations with a high percentage of very fine grading suitable for processing markets

Kelton Stable performance across multiple locations with a high percentage of very fine grading suitable for processing markets

Sugar Spark High yielding mid season snap pea with with smaller leaves to improve vining

Sugar Spark High yielding mid season snap pea with with smaller leaves to improve vining

New options for yield and market differentiation

New pointed cabbage entries for faster growth and reliable field performance

New pointed cabbage entries for faster growth and reliable field performance

Sebilio Red Multileaf with exceptional deep red colour and high leaf count

Sebilio Red Multileaf with exceptional deep red colour and high leaf count

Adaptable sweetcorn hybrids with strong yield and ear quality 

Adaptable sweetcorn hybrids with strong yield and ear quality 

Stronger Field Performance

Epivio™ Energy and TALETE™ are biostimulant solutions designed to support stronger, more resilient crops. Epivio™ Energy helps spinach and onion seeds establish quickly and consistently, while TALETE™ optimises plant water balance and supports the efficient uptake and use of available soil water, helping crops perform under challenging conditions.

Our Biologicals team will be available at Fields of Innovation to answer questions and discuss how our solutions could fit into your growing system 

Epivio™ EnergyTALETE™

What to expect

Vegetable Breeding

The Future of Vegetable Breeding

Learn how Syngenta is using new selective breeding processes to improve breeding accuracy and deliver the varieties you need faster.

 

Grower Solutions

For an Evolving Industry

Discover pointed cabbages, onions, white and green romanesco, burger leaf lettuce, lettuce with all resistances, and much more.

Product Innovation

Product Innovation at Your Fingertips

Get an up-close look at iStem, the eat-it-all cauliflower and Fruit Logistica Innovation Bronze Award winner.

 

Soil Health

Advancements in Soil Health & Biodiversity​

See how Syngenta is bringing growers the tools you need to increase, monitor, and analyse soil health.

 

Biological Solutions

Learn about Biologicals for Vegetable Growers

Discover the rich possibilities for plant and soil health and how you can harness nature to promote plant growth effectively and sustainably.

Changing Climate

Breeding for a Changing Climate

See how Syngenta is breeding to beat the heat with varieties like Champion cabbage which performs during prolonged dry periods!

Event Highlights 2025

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Fields of Innovation 2025 Welcomes Growers from 60+ Countries

The three-day event demonstrated Syngenta's commitment to addressing disease resistance, sustainable growing practices, and breakthrough products and technologies that are reshaping the future of vegetable production.

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Field Map: Fields of Innovation 2026

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Updates from Global Vegetable

Second Generation Clubroot

2026-08-26Innovation Impact

New Second-Generation Clubroot-Resistance Unlocked

Twenty years after Syngenta Vegetable Seeds launched its first clubroot-resistant brassicas, and now the second-generation resistance is in testing.
Pile of onions on soil, with several sliced halves showing white centers

2026-08-21Innovation Impact

Syngenta Vegetable Seeds Brings Onion to North America

Built around the needs of growers and the markets they serve, Roundo and Olympo combine agronomic performance with the quality characteristics required at harvest and packout.
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2026-08-10Innovation Impact

Broccoli and Cauliflower Varieties with Adaptability and Resistance

Breeding is advancing rapidly and producing more innovations than ever before, from weather-resistant and disease-resistant varieties to easier-to-process harvests and vivid colors that tempt the palate.
Rows of green seedlings growing in a tray under bright light

2026-07-29Expert Insights

Watermelon Rootstock Provides Disease Management Options

Many growers are finding they can get back to using their land more quickly by switching to grafting. By using a watermelon rootstock with the leading package of disease resistance, they are turning a survival tactic into a competitive advantage.
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2026-07-20Innovation Impact

Fields of Innovation 2026: Syngenta Introduces a New Generation of Clubroot Resistance

Registration is open for Fields of Innovation 2026, September 22 to 24 in Grootebroek, the Netherlands. Syngenta introduces a new generation of clubroot resistance, twenty years after pioneering the original clubroot resistant varieties SG8464 is Syngenta’s first Rijnsburger-type onion with High Resistance to Downy Mildew, addressing the number one disease in Northern European storage onions.

2026-07-15Expert Insights

Innovation Helps Protects Against Fusarium Losses

Fusarium can survive in soil for many years, even when there is no host crop present. This makes identifying and infection and removing dead plants essential to management of this disease.
Rootstock Study 2026

2026-07-08Innovation Impact

ToBRFV-Resistant Rootstock Shows 50% More Root Mass than Susceptible Types

In a recent study by Syngenta Vegetable Seeds, researchers examined the impact of ToBRFV-resistant rootstock on root weight in tomatoes. The study shows that resistant rootstock in a grafting program helps protect root mass.

Innovation doesn’t stop at Fields of Innovation.

New Syngenta Technology Center reduces breeding timelines and strengthens food security

New Syngenta Technology Center reduces breeding timelines and strengthens food security

Syngenta Vegetable Seeds opens a state-of-the-art R&D Technology Center in Spain for key crops including tomatoes, peppers, and cucumbers.
Coraletta Brussels Sprout

Meet our Value Chain Product Brands

From our award-winning iStem® cauliflower to Frisetta flower sprout, we've got products that differentiate your offering!
Syngenta Vegetables Good Growth Plan - Farmer in South East Asia with Watermelon

Learn about the Syngenta Sustainability Goals

Our new Good Growth Plan puts the fight against climate change and biodiversity loss at the heart of farming’s productive future.