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Re: roundup ready corn


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Posted by paul on May 04, 2010 at 05:40:18 from (76.77.197.242):

In Reply to: Re: roundup ready corn posted by WellWorn on May 04, 2010 at 04:38:52:

You can buy glyphosate tolerant corn from Syngenta or Pioneer, get a generic glyphosate product, and not ever touch anything from Monsanto. Since this comes up so often, it seems the hate is for the one company... There are options to not deal with M at all.

Took care of your problems, you are welcome.

A bit sarcastic of me, but the fever of such comments is always a bit puzzling to me. There is a lot I don't like about the direction of farm ecconomics & regulations, but I'm a bit player and have to find my way through. There is no one company that is doing me in, tho the govt seems to want to move ag off-shore these days & import all our food from the southern hemisphere.... I'd rather deal with big M than the USDA/EPA/Fedral govt any more! They are the enemy of USA ag these days.

Consumers end up with more & cheaper food supplies because of these gmo crops, and that is indeed a direct benifit to them. I disagree with you on that point.

If that cheaper food is a good thing - we can debate for many moons, and perhaps would agree with eachg other on several points.

But - food is cheaper in the long run. That is simple ecconomics. People in the USA appear to cherish cheaper food, as it has been a govt & popular goal for many decades now.

This is not a black & white issue, but I find your comments a bit misleading & off-base.

--->Paul


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