Increasing Food Production
20%-40% of the world's potential crop production is already lost annually because of the effects of weeds, pests and disease. These crop losses would be doubled if existing pesticide uses were abandoned, significantly raising food prices. Learn more about how crop protection products allow farmers to increase food production.
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Mar 1, 2010
CropLife America Files Request to Intervene in Polar Bear Lawsuit -
Feb 25, 2010
New Study Finds Huge Increase in Crop Protection R&D Costs -
Feb 22, 2010
CropLife America Expresses Disappointment at U.S. Supreme Court's Decision to Not Review Ruling on NPDES Permitting -
Feb 19, 2010
CropLife America Invites Larger Chemicals Industry to Support Modern Agriculture Movement -
Feb 10, 2010
CropLife America President Calls for Practical Science in U.S. Regulatory System -
Jan 29, 2010
Government Agrees That Sixth Circuit Violated Supreme Court Precedent
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Sep 26, 2010
2010 CropLife America Annual Meeting -
Sep 24, 2010
Government Policy Weekend -
Jul 13, 2010
National Policy Conference -
Jul 12, 2010
Summer Board Meeting -
Apr 15, 2010
CropLife America and RISE Spring Conference -
Apr 6, 2010
ICC Transportation and Distribution Committee
Now Serving 9 Billion: A Global Dialogue
Denise Dewar of CLI introduces a global web cast entitled Now Serving 9 Billion: A Global Dialogue on Meeting Food Needs for the Next Generation. More...Poll of the Week
Integrated Pest Management
The CropLife America Network
RISE and CLA share a strong partnership on issues, outreach, ally relationships and a long term commitment to our shared industries' role in serving society.









