That Didn't Take Long

Just a couple of months ago, some farmers sued Monsanto because their crops were now contaminated with GMO DNA.  The farmers didn't win their law suit, but it was reported to be a win, because Monsanto agreed to not charge for the GMO seeds that were now in farmer's fields.

I don't call that a win.  We have no idea what those GMO hybrids will produce, if anything.  I read one article that indicated they can produce toxins.  So, at any rate, there was some sort of "gentleman's agreement" that Monsanto would not claim ownership of the seeds when cross pollination occurred.

Seems Congress has a better plan . . . Everyone just register all the seeds!

http://www.examiner.com/article/h-r-193-would-force-farmers-to-pay-a-fee-on-saved-seeds-and-register-them?cid=db_articles#


Whoever controls the food will control the people!