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26 July 2014
Will Monsanto Become The NSA Of Agriculture?
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Monsanto is best-known for its controversial use of genetically-modified organisms, and less well-known for being involved in the story ...
18 September 2013
New EU Regulation Threatens Rare Seed Varieties, Agricultural Independence And Food Supply Resilience In Europe
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Unless we are farmers, we tend to take seeds for granted. But civilisation is built on seeds: it was the rise of large-scale agricultu...
Africa's Ancient Plant Diversity And Seed Independence Under Threat, Supposedly In The Name Of Progress
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As Africa continues to develop rapidly, Western countries and companies are increasingly interested in bringing it into existing internat...
21 July 2013
Why has Monsanto "Quit" Europe? The Answer is ISDS in TAFTA/TTIP
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The battle to bring GM food to Europe has been fiercely fought for years. Most assumed it would be continue to rage for many more. Which m...
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20 July 2013
How Big Agribusiness Is Heading Off The Threat From Seed Generics -- And Failing To Keep The Patent Bargain
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Recently we wrote about how pharmaceutical companies use " evergreening " to extend their control over drugs as the patents ex...
10 February 2013
The Main Problem With Patented GM Food Is The Patent, Not The Fact That It's GM
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The acrimonious debate and serious lobbying that developed around California's Proposition 37 , which would have required the labelli...
23 June 2012
Monsanto May Be Forced To Repay Brazilian GM Soybean Royalties Worth Billions Of Dollars
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When the history of modern Brazil comes to be written, a special place will be reserved for the soybean, the powerful farmers that grow i...
17 March 2010
Speaking of Monsanto and Gene Patents...
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And right on cue , like the catastrophe of the old comedy, comes some fresh news about Monsanto and its gene patents: Monsanto Co., facing ...
Where Do I Stand on GMOs?
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I'm conscious that I've written a lot of negative posts about genetically-modified organisms on this blog. That might lead readers t...
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12 March 2010
The Future of Advantage: Sharing and Serving
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As I've noted before , I often find Umair Haque's posts a little, er, opaque. But either he's getting clearer (possible) or my ...
14 December 2009
Monsoft or Microsanto?
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I and others (notably Roy Schestowitz ) have noted the interesting similarities between Microsoft and Monsanto at various levels; but a majo...
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21 October 2009
No Patents on Seeds...or We're Really Stuffed
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Good to see that I'm not a lone voice crying in the wilderness: The continuing patenting of seeds, conventional plant varieties and ani...
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19 October 2009
Monsanto: Making Microsoft Look Good
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Following my recent post about Bill Gates helping to push genetically-modified and patented seeds towards needy African farmers, Roy Schest...
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15 October 2009
Gates Gives $300 million - but with a Catch
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It's becoming increasingly evident that Bill Gates' philanthropy is not simple and disinterested, but has woven into it a complex ag...
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21 September 2009
Microsoft, Monsanto and Intellectual Monopolies
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Here's a brilliant, must-read feature exposing some of the hidden agendas of the Green Revolution and the dark side of the Gates Founda...
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06 March 2008
Monsanto Frightened of Openness
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When a company is unwilling to stand in the bright illuminating light of openness, you know it's trying to keep something in the shadow...
17 November 2006
The Seed Gestapo
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For millennia there has been a seeds commons - a shared store of seeds produced by farmers from this year's crop for the following year...
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