Camilla Corsi, Global Head of Research & Development at Syngenta, has interacted with farmers across its key agri-clusters to witness the impact of the company’s initiatives on the ground.
She also interacted with the company’s teams across research, development, and commercial functions. She was accompanied by Leandro Martinho, Head of Crop Protection Development, AMEA, along with other senior Indian leadership.
“In Hyderabad, she interacted with women farmers, gaining firsthand insights into the challenges and the transformational impact of Syngenta’s solutions at the grassroots level,” a statement said here.
Camilla interacted with Syngenta India’s R&D community at the Hyderabad site, participating in a detailed overview of the Hyderabad centre and site development plans.
“At Syngenta, innovation begins in the field, with farmers at the centre,” she said.
“Meeting Indian farmers, especially women farmers, and seeing how science translates into real outcomes on the ground was deeply inspiring,” she said.
During her visit, an AI-enabled chatbot was launched to help enable integrated, digital-first engagement and smarter access to information for teams.
Published on May 17, 2026