Resources for Silverline™ Soybean Stewardship

The SSA ensures that growers commit to following stewardship practices, including using certified seed, maintaining quality standards, and adhering to Syngenta's compliance protocols.

Farm-saved seed is prohibited under the SSA because it compromises genetic purity, violates stewardship agreements, and makes the seed ineligible for CIPRS-certified elevators.

Non-compliance can result in audits, penalties, and loss of access to premium food-grade markets. Syngenta actively monitors compliance through audits and sales data reviews.

CIPRS (Canadian Identity Preserved Recognition System) is a certification program that ensures quality standards for food-grade soybeans. Silverline™ soybeans must meet CIPRS standards to maintain market access.

Syngenta conducts both random and targeted audits to verify compliance with SSA requirements. These audits include checks on seed purchases, traceability, and adherence to production protocols.

Report any suspicious compliance activity to your retailer or Syngenta directly for investigation and resolution.

Your retailer will provide annual updates on stewardship requirements, and Syngenta will communicate key messages and reminders throughout the year.

No, processed Silverline™ soybeans cannot be repurposed for planting or sold outside contracted agreements to ensure compliance with stewardship standards.

Resources such as the Silverline™ microsite, educational modules, grower brochures, and compliance checklists are available to support your efforts.

Proper stewardship ensures access to premium markets, strengthens supply chain relationships, and supports sustainable farming practices that benefit your operation and the broader agricultural community.