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Syngenta Canada introduces YieldON – a new biostimulant to help drive higher yields in row crops

  • YieldON™ liquid foliar biostimulant helps improve productivity in corn, wheat, and other row crops
  • Enriched by a unique selection of naturally derived ingredients to improve uptake and transportation of sugars throughout the plant
  • Helps improve crop productivity

Syngenta Canada Inc. is pleased to introduce YieldON™, a liquid foliar biostimulant that helps improve crop productivity in cereals, corn, and other row crops.

YieldON combines plant- and seaweed-derived biomolecules, with trace elements of micronutrients manganese, zinc, and molybdenum. This unique combination of ingredients improves cell division and expansion, allowing increased uptake and transport of nutrients and sugars throughout the plant.

“YieldON amplifies the grain-filling processes that crops naturally do when they transition from the vegetative stage to the reproductive stage of their life cycle,” explains Chris Dumigan, Biologicals Technical Lead with Syngenta Canada. “It improves plant cell division and the flow of nutrients from leaf tissue to seeds, which, in turn, can increase crop yields.”

YieldON can be tank mixed with a wide variety of fertilizer and registered foliar pesticides1. For growers looking for a yield boost in their wheat, corn, or other row crops, YieldON is best applied with a planned reproductive-timing fungicide, like Miravis® Ace or Miravis® Era, and fungicides in corn like Miravis® Neo.

YieldON will be available to row crop growers across Canada in time for the 2025 growing season and sold in a 2 x 10 L case and 450 L tote.

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Breakfast on the Farm - August 23, 2025

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Date: Saturday, August 23, 2025
Location: Norfolk County Fairgrounds & Schooley Orchards/Apple Hill Lavender
Start your morning with a delicious farm-fresh breakfast and experience life on the farm — hands-on, up close, and unforgettable.
After breakfast at the Norfolk County Fairgrounds, take a guided tour of Schooley Orchards/Apple Hill Lavender. Stroll through apple orchards and lavender fields, meet local farmers, and discover how your food is grown and raised right here in Ontario.
What you can look forward to:
  • Local farm-fresh breakfast
  • Meet and learn about farm animals
  • Interactive exhibits and games
  • Farm equipment showcase
  • Self-guided tours through orchards and lavender fields
  • Fun and educational activities for all ages
This is a unique opportunity to connect with local agriculture, learn where your food comes from, and enjoy a memorable family outing.