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I read that on the State Department's Twitter feed today and this is what I mean EFerrari May 2012 #1
Are chickpeas genetically modified yet? djean111 May 2012 #2
But what could go wrong? postulater May 2012 #3
I don't give a rat's ass who the seeds are purchased from. bluestate10 May 2012 #5
Do you know anything about how Monsanto operates their seed business?... prairierose May 2012 #6
Very good explanation. Thanks. Matariki May 2012 #12
The Cablegate disclosures about State Department shilling for GMOs all over the world EFerrari May 2012 #15
You are mistaken on one thing. There are no terminator seeds in production NickB79 May 2012 #18
Then you probably need to read some more. EFerrari May 2012 #7
+1000 n/t. polly7 May 2012 #9
Exactly. Matariki May 2012 #13
I don't blame the poster for not knowing this. Monsanto et al are very slick. EFerrari May 2012 #14
As other people have pointed out, you REALLY need to educate yourself Matariki May 2012 #10
Sounds like a good idea. Congrats to the companies that are involved. nt bluestate10 May 2012 #4
Foxes partner with chickens to end fox hunger. undeterred May 2012 #8
More RoundUp for everyone! Odin2005 May 2012 #11
Monsanto wants to end hunger? me b zola May 2012 #16
"improve their productivity". There are good ways of improving productivity such as rotating crops jwirr May 2012 #17
Kicking for more visibility BrendaBrick May 2012 #19
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