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CropLife Latin America Wins a 2026 FRONDA Award for Its Virtual Learning Platform
The initiative was recognised in the Agricultural Education and Outreach category for its contribution to training and knowledge sharing for more responsible and sustainable agriculture in Latin America.
Genome Editing and Plant Breeding Innovation A Strategic Opportunity for Sustainable Agriculture in Latin America
Genome editing represents a key opportunity to strengthen more sustainable, resilient, and innovative agriculture in Latin America. As climate and food challenges grow, science-based policies will be essential to support farmers, improve competitiveness, and accelerate the development of future-ready crops.
Efficiency, Innovation and Trade: Keys to Addressing Geopolitical Instability in Agriculture. CropLife Latin America Recommendations
Geopolitical volatility is reshaping the global agricultural landscape. For Latin America, maintaining competitiveness and food security will depend on accelerating innovation, strengthening access to production technologies, driving efficiency, and preserving open, science-based trade chains.
Toward a More Innovative and Sustainable Agriculture: 2025 Review and 2026 Outlook
2025 was a year of major milestones for agriculture in Latin America. Amid an intense regulatory agenda, increasing pest pressure, and record agricultural productivity, science and technical rigor have been our compass in ensuring a sustainable environment.
5 Keys to Understanding the Future of Regional Agriculture: José Perdomo Interviewed by AgroPages
In an exclusive interview, José Perdomo shares insights on regulation, innovation, sustainability and the future of agriculture in 2026.
CropLife Latin America’s Virtual Course Certificates Grow by 6% in 2025
Continuous education drives the transformation of agriculture. In 2025, CropLife Latin America’s free educational platform reached 11,871 certifications, a 6% increase compared to the previous year, consolidating itself as an accessible, practical learning space aligned with the current challenges of the agricultural sector.
A New Narrative for Sustainable Agriculture Must Be Built and Strengthened
This is one of the key recommendations from the 2025 CropLife Latin America Convention, held a few weeks ago in Santiago, Chile. Dialogue, the exchange of experiences, and the analysis of various topics all converged on a common point: sustainability.
