Annual Report 2009
	Agrolinks Dec 2009 - May 2010

News release

Agricultural Technology Key in Reducing Environmental Impact

Transferring technology to Indonesia's farmers to boost food security (English); (Bahasa)

Farming First climate change brochure

Applying the Farming First principles to mitigate and adapt to climate change

Presentation Responsible Chemical Management in Palm Oil Production

Farmer Case Studies: Crop Protection

China: Growing more food, protecting the environment (English); (Mandarin)
Reaching out to China's farmers with training on Good Agricultural Practices has boosted growers' productivity and income.

Malaysia: Malaysia's drive towards sustainable agriculture
A public-private partnership promoting the recycling of empty pesticide containers aims to educate farmers and plantation companies on socially and environmentally responsible farming practices.

Philippines: Towards green farming
Vegetable growers in Philippines' Loo Valley in Bugias municipality, Benguet province, learn Good Agricultural Practices, including the recycling of empty pesticide containers.

Thailand: The fruit of success
Fruit farmers in the country enjoy higher productivity and income with training by the Thai Crop Protection Association.

Crop Protection fact sheets

Eight benefits of crop protection products

Eight steps to better regulations: English, Chinese

Safeguarding innovation: English, Chinese

CropLife Asia's anti-counterfeiting brochure Know Your Customer

CropLife International's 2008-2009 Annual Report

 

Farmer Case Studies: Biotech

Australia: Reaping the benefits of GM canola
After just one season, Australian farmers are discovering a range of reasons to continue using the technology that is unlocking the potential of their canola crops.

China: A switch for the better
Growing BT cotton has helped Li Xiuli build a better life for himself and his family in China.

India: A better way of life for India's farmers
With Bt cotton, thousands of growers in India have been earning higher income, transcending subsistence farming.

Philippines: Sowing for a brighter future
Biotech crops changed the destiny of a single mum struggling to educate her children. Rosalie Ellasus believes it can change the way Philippine women earn their livelihoods.

Portugal: Save the soil
A fourth-generation farmer in Portugal dreams of the potential of biotech crops for a dry country prone to soil erosion.

USA: Growing more food with technology
Practicing no-till farming and using a combination of biotech crops and crop protection products has helped an American family grow sustainably.

Biotech fact sheets 2009

The Benefits and Safety of Biotech Crops

The Regulation of Biotech Crops - An Asian Perspective

Myths and facts - The truth about biotech crops

Biotechnology Seeds - From lab to farm

Food For Our Future Farmers. Technology. Sustainability

CropLife Asia Supports United Nations Focus on Investing in Women in Agriculture

AgroLinks June - November 2009

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