14 Dec

SynTech’s locations and services illustrated in staff photos

The winning images in SynTech’s annual PhotoCompetition, just announced, are a great illustration of the Company’s range of locations and activities. SynTech Research staff conduct agrochemical, BCA (biological control agent) and seeds trials in all continents and environments. They work in rice padis in Vietnam, UK wheatfields and vegetable plots in the Alpine foothills of France, the corn fields of central California and sunflower fields of Brazil.

This work, plus analytical laboratory studies and poly-tunnel work with pollinators, are illustrated in photos taken by SynTech staff during the course of their trials for clients during the year.

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Acknowledgements and congratulations to the competition winners: Conrado Bisawda (Philippines), Julian Brown (UK), Flavio Obara (Brazil), Mariana Krugner (US), Méodie Ainé (France), Deanna Stevens (US) and Karine Faye (France)

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