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  • CROPLIFE AMERICA AND AG PARTNERS SUCCESSFUL IN EFFORTS TO RESTORE FUNDING FOR NASS CHEMICAL USAGE SURVEYS
  • MODERN AGRICULTURE CELEBRATES WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY AND ADVANCES GOAL OF CARBON REDUCTION
  • SALAD PRODUCE SEES SUCCESSFUL SUPPLY WITH AID OF CROP PROTECTION PRODUCTS
  • CROPLIFE AMERICA SUBMITS COMMENTS TO PRESIDENTIAL MEMORANDUM ON SCIENTIFIC INTEGRITY
    Urges Transparency, Decisions be Made on Best Available Scientifically Valid Data
  • CROPLIFE AMERICA DISAPPOINTED BY ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY PROCESS MIX-UP
  • RESEARCH RESULTS IN RECOGNITION, CONTRIBUTION OF INDUSTRY IMPACT TO ATMOSPHERIC PROTECTION
  • CROPLIFE AMERICA & RISE ADDRESS INDUSTRY & ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES AT 2009 SPRING CONFERENCE
  • CROPLIFE AMERICA LAUDS AGRICULTURES CONTRIBUTION TO PLANET AS EARTH DAY CELEBRATIONS KICK OFF WORLDWIDE
  • CANADA - U.S. PEST CONTROL PRODUCT GROUPS HOLD SUMMIT;
    Organizations Pledge Increased Collaboration on Issues, Goals, Communications
  • EPA Denies 2008 CLA Petition on Endocrine Screening Process
    CropLife America Concerned Program Lacks Transparency, Sound Science
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Jay Vroom, President and CEO of CropLife America

Jay Vroom, President and CEO of CropLife America.

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Looking Ahead
Mark Your Calendars and Plan to Attend

September 25-30, 2009
CropLife America and RISE Annual Meeting
Ritz Carlton, Orlando, FL

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  • CROPLIFE AMERICA AND AG PARTNERS SUCCESSFUL IN EFFORTS TO RESTORE FUNDING FOR NASS CHEMICAL USAGE SURVEYS
    (6/19/2009) Repeated calls from CropLife America (CLA), along with other agriculture allies, have been successful in helping restore the National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) chemical usage survey. On June 11, the House Agriculture Appropriations Sub-Committee voted to provide $5.75 million for the program for Fis....

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  • MODERN AGRICULTURE CELEBRATES WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY AND ADVANCES GOAL OF CARBON REDUCTION
    (6/5/2009) Everyday, modern agriculture technology helps farmers produce millions of pounds of food, feed and fiber. But helping the world’s crops grow and thrive isn’t the only benefit of to crop protection tools. In addition, inputs like agricultural herbicides enable growers to manage weeds without plowing o....

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  • SALAD PRODUCE SEES SUCCESSFUL SUPPLY WITH AID OF CROP PROTECTION PRODUCTS
    (5/22/2009) Hear the words ‘Caesar’ or ‘Waldorf’ and most commonly they are used in reference to a refreshing salad, not the Roman emperor or luxury hotel, so popular are the many variations of this staple of American dining celebrated every May during National Salad Month. Salad combinations are end....

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  • CROPLIFE AMERICA SUBMITS COMMENTS TO PRESIDENTIAL MEMORANDUM ON SCIENTIFIC INTEGRITY
    Urges Transparency, Decisions be Made on Best Available Scientifically Valid Data
    (5/14/2009) In remarks submitted May 13 to the Office of Science and Technology Policy on the Presidential Memorandum on Scientific Integrity of March 9, 2009, CropLife America (CLA) encouraged the Obama Administration to ensure the highest level of scientific integrity in all aspects of the Executive BranchR....

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  • CROPLIFE AMERICA DISAPPOINTED BY ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY PROCESS MIX-UP
    (5/12/2009) CropLife America (CLA) today reacted to the announcement of May 11 by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to proceed with revocation of tolerances of a pesticide product prior to the resolution of the product’s underlying registered uses. "While our individual member....

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  • RESEARCH RESULTS IN RECOGNITION, CONTRIBUTION OF INDUSTRY IMPACT TO ATMOSPHERIC PROTECTION
    (5/7/2009) Crop protection products are a necessary tool in the efficient and effective production of crops. Take away just one of these tools, and the pest and plant diseases that these products defend against are free to potentially decimate acres of much needed food, fiber and fuel. As climate change issue a....

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  • CROPLIFE AMERICA & RISE ADDRESS INDUSTRY & ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES AT 2009 SPRING CONFERENCE
    (5/1/2009) CropLife America (CLA) and RISE (Responsible Industry for a Sound Environment) executives and scientists, along with key decision makers from government agencies and top companies across the pesticide industry, met this week to discuss current and emerging priority regulatory and scientific issues important to c....

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  • CROPLIFE AMERICA LAUDS AGRICULTURES CONTRIBUTION TO PLANET AS EARTH DAY CELEBRATIONS KICK OFF WORLDWIDE
    (4/22/2009) Across the country and around the globe today people will celebrate Earth Day, a day dedicated to create awareness for protecting the planet and showing our appreciation for the environment. Conventional agriculture, and the products that sustain it, contribute significantly to these goals. Innovative crop prote....

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  • CANADA - U.S. PEST CONTROL PRODUCT GROUPS HOLD SUMMIT;
    Organizations Pledge Increased Collaboration on Issues, Goals, Communications
    (4/17/2009) Three of the world’s leading pest control products associations met here recently to address a variety of crucial issues, mutual concerns and strategic plans, resulting in the renewal of a their industry partnership. CropLife Canada (CLC), CropLife America (CLA) and Responsible Industry for a Sound Enviro....

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  • EPA Denies 2008 CLA Petition on Endocrine Screening Process
    CropLife America Concerned Program Lacks Transparency, Sound Science
    (4/14/2009) In response to CropLife America’s (CLA) July 2008 petition, filed by the association to help ensure that the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Endocrine Disruptor Screening Program (EDSP) is successfully implemented and to reduce potential financial, time, and resource burdens on both industry ....

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