This presentation summarizes the effects of agricultural chemicals on male and female reproduction. It discusses how chemicals like DBCP, chlordecone, and ethylene dibromide impact male reproduction by increasing Sertoli cell number, degenerating seminiferous tubules, and inhibiting sperm motility and viability. It also examines how chemicals such as DDT, organophosphates, carbamates, chlordecone, and HCB affect female reproduction by influencing hormone levels, uterine weight, conception rates, and embryo development. The presentation provides references from literature on the reproductive effects of natural toxins.