CropLife Canada has launched the microsite Helping Canada Grow, to share key findings about how plant science innovations benefit Canada's families, economy and environment.

A few facts to consider:

  • Without pesticides and plant biotechnology, we’d pay about 55% more for food – roughly $4,400 more per family.
  • The plant science industry contributes $9.8 billion to Canada’s GDP every year.
  • Without pesticides and biotech crops, Canada would need to farm almost 50% more land to grow the same amount of food – that’s more than the total area of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and P.E.I. combined.

Agri-retailers workers are encouraged to visit the site, and share this information as part of the ongoing conversation that preserves agriculture's social license to operate.

Click here to visit Helping Canada Grow.

Click here to visit the French version of the website.

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