Monsanto

9/24/2013

This article discusses a case that was heard by the Supreme Court of the United States involving biotechnology company Monsanto and their patented soybean seeds. The case revolves around a farmer who was sued by Monsanto for planting and harvesting soybeans that were genetically modified to resist herbicides without purchasing the seeds directly from the company. The article highlights the potential implications of this case on the future of patent law and the ability of farmers to save and reuse patented seeds. It also delves into the debate surrounding the effects of genetically modified crops on farmers, consumers, and the environment. Overall, the article provides an overview of the legal and agricultural issues surrounding the Monsanto soybean case and the potential ramifications it may have.

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