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Herbicides help prevent soil erosion, which can sweep dirt and other materials into surface waters.

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CropLife Canada

CropLife Canada represents the manufacturers, developers, and distributors of plant science innovations – pest control products and plant biotechnology – for use in agriculture, urban, and public health settings. CropLife Canada supports innovative and sustainable agriculture in Canada, in cooperation with others, by building trust and appreciation for plant science innovations.

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Chemtura Corporation

With approximately 4,600 employees, Chemtura is a leading global supplier of plastic additives, including flame retardants; a leading manufacturer of pool and spa products; a global leader in seed treatment and miticides in the agricultural market; the largest component supplier to the lubricants industry; and a top global producer of urethane polymers.

Researchers & Students

The Researches & Students page is a one stop source for all things educational and research oriented at CropLifeAmerica.org. Here you will find case studies from a wide variety of sources, more about the benefits of crop protection, as well as technology surrounding the industry.

Crop Research and Science

Alt here CropLife America encourages continued research into industry technology by providing a collection of studies in pest management and crop protection. Learn More

Crop Protection & Pesticicde Issues

Alt here CropLife America is fully engaged on issues affecting American agriculture and the chemical crop protection industry. Learn More

Benefits of Crop Protection

Alt here Crop protection technology helps control the thousands of weed species, harmful insects and numerous plant diseases that afflict crops. Learn More

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CropLife America Legal Dept.
1156 15th Street, NW.
Washington, DC 20005
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Topics of Interest

Integrated Pest Management

Integrated Pest Management practices (IPMs) allow farmers to reduce energy use, environmental risk and production costs while maintaining quality output and helping improve water, air and soil quality. for more abouut IMP, click here.

Persistent Organic Pollutants and Prior Informed Consent

CropLife America supports the intent of the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants and the Rotterdam Convention on Prior Informed Consent, international treaties which have not yet been ratified by the United States. The crop protection industry supports prompt enactment of legislation to ratify these international conventions, so that the U.S. can fully participate in the proceedings, decisions or outcomes of these treaties. Click here to find out more.

Clean Water Act: Pesticide Pollution Discharge Elimination

The crop protection industry and our regulators take environmental and health concerns into account as products are developed and registered for the purpose of supporting America’s agriculture to ensure the nation’s food supply remains abundant and affordable. For more information, click here.


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