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Agricultural biodiversity is essential for plant breeding, crop diversity and more, and the benefits of biodiversity span from food security to erosion prevention. This interconnectedness of agriculture and nature is at the heart of our commitment to help more species flourish — and create new opportunities to increase biodiversity.
Ensuring a sustainable food supply requires each of us to play a part in preserving our land – and protecting pollinators and other beneficial insects. Read on to explore our resources and discover why biodiversity in agriculture matters.
Most farms include marginal, less productive land that can provide crucial habitats for wildlife, including pollinators. Started more than 15 years ago, Syngenta’s Operation Pollinator program supports growers in their effort to convert marginal farmland into corridors of flowering plants, providing habitat and foraging environments for bees and other pollinators.
Man-made pollinator habitats show significant increases in pollinator numbers within 3 years.
Planting strips of flowering plants along the edges of farm properties and waterways prevent runoff and retain soil and nutrients, including potassium, nitrogen and phosphorus.
Habitat corridors connect animal populations and help improve genetic variation and evolutionary adaptation.
Farmers and landowners who have wildlife habitat management issues can access conservation and resource management assistance programs.5
Better habitat connectivity allows plants and animals to more easily spread and migrate with seasonal and climate changes, as well as enhances overall species richness and ecosystem resilience.6
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