From Lab to Label: A Look at Crop Protection Products

Caleigh Hallink-Irwin is the Director of regulatory affairs, chemistry, at CropLife Canada. She holds an MSc in applied entomology from the University of Guelph, and has over 15 years experience working in Canadian agriculture, for both industry and growers. In her current role, Caleigh leads regulatory and policy initiatives, working closely with CropLife members and stakeholders to advance innovation, sustainability, and competitiveness in plant science.

Nevin Rosaasen is a fourth generation farmer from eastern Saskatchewan where he continues to farm with his brother and parents. Nevin holds a bachelor of Science in Agriculture, Agronomy major and a minor in Agricultural Economics as well as a Master of Arts in International Trade Policy from the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey, California. Nevin has worked at the provincial, National and International levels including publishing at the UN on the New Era of Carbon accounting, Implications for Latin America and Caribbean Exports. Nevin currently works with Alberta Pulse Growers as their Sustainability and Government Relations Lead. Mr. Rosaasen loves working at the grass roots level, and going to work for farmers everyday.