About Us

It’s good for the environment, and it’s good for you.

Advancing Crop Care Strengthening Indian Agriculture

Crop Care Federation of India is a leading industry body representing the crop protection sector. We work closely with policymakers, regulators, and stakeholders to promote science-based solutions, responsible practices, and long-term agricultural sustainability across India.

Industry Representation & Advocacy

Engaging with government and regulatory authorities to support balanced, transparent, and science-driven crop care policies.

Knowledge & Regulatory Expertise

Providing insights, research, and regulatory updates to help members navigate industry developments effectively.

Stewardship & Responsible Practices

Promoting safe, sustainable, and responsible use of crop protection solutions through awareness and training initiatives.

55+

Years of Industry Presence

55+ Years Experience

Advancing responsible crop protection practices.

100+ Over Active Members

Representing India’s crop care industry.

100+ Policy & Engagements

Active participation in regulatory and stakeholder discussions.

Pan-India Presence

Engaging with stakeholders across India.

Objectives

Driving Sustainable Growth in Indian Agriculture

Advancing crop protection through collaboration, data, and governance

Engaging in a constant dialogue with the Ministry of Agriculture and the Ministry of Chemicals & Fertilizers and solving the problems faced by the industry.

Being member of various committees along with scientists of the Ministry of Agriculture to improve the guidelines for introducing newer and better products.

Providing reliable statistical data bank on demand and supply, crop production and other useful data related to agrochemicals and their use.

Our Mission

To serve as a responsible interface between Government and the Industry at all levels including Farmers, Researchers, NGOs, etc.

To establish the fair image of Agrochemical Industry as Protector of Environment, Man, Animals and Crops.

To promote and safeguard the positive image of the industry against the constant onslaught of negative publicity spread by Pseudo Activists/Scientists with vested interests.

To influence Government's Regulatory departments in ensuring a level playing field for all the stakeholders viz, Indian and Multinational Companies.

To establish a network of Agri-Clinics in rural areas through its members to promote the judicious use of all Agrochemicals.

Vision

To promote and establish on a continuing basis :
Product Quality of global standards

Safe and Judicious use of agricultural and household chemicals

Responsible Extension Services to farmers across the country

State-of-the-art manufacturing practices and facilities, enabling India to become the preferred manufacturing hub in the world

Training & Education for Farmers

CCFI believes that in order to increase India’s agricultural production, it is necessary to train the farmers on the right use of crop care products (agrochemicals), along with the latest seeds and the right use of fertilizers.

CCFI has endeavoured to develop focussed training programmes for farmers across India. Today, a large number of farmers in India are familiarizing themselves with the latest technologies in agriculture, including gaining knowledge on the right timings and dosages while using agrochemicals. This combined effect has worked wonders in several states where farmers have achieved remarkable feats in terms of increase in yield per acre and improved quality of crops.

Farmer Extension & Outreach Programs

CCFI realizes that the effect of the Green Revolution seems to have run its course during the last decade, and agricultural growth is now actually stagnating. Members of CCFI have taken the challenge to have Public-Private- Partnership (PPP) to provide extension services for Indian farmers. The object is to reverse the widening disparity of Rural and Urban incomes by improving the yields and quality of an individual farm’s output.

CCFI members have risen to the challenge and are taking up the extension work to help small and marginal farmers increase their crop yields and thereby their incomes. Here’s a gist of some of the activities:

The topmost agenda is to educate farmers on the safe and proper use of agrochemicals. This has been an ongoing process on a large scale in many parts of the country.
The agrochemical industry also organizes training schedules for farmers where a group of 50-70 farmers per batch can enroll themselves at the local village schools which are used as classrooms. On completion of the course, every participating farmer gets a University endorsed certificate.
CCFI also considers the "Dealers' Training Programmes" as equally important since farmers are always in closecontact with their respective retailers and also seek their guidance on day-to-day issues.