Wanted off patent round up ready canola

[sawfly]

the original does exist. not in my yard
, but it is pointless any way, the 5 pages of fine print signed the first year
would make it too risky to try.

and tom wants you to sign up so every seed is like this.

if you do not think they have control
how does a 15 year patent get extended to 29 years.

how well would the original Quest have yeilded with 100 lb.s of N and phos and sulfer.
40-50

i will be done long before the worst of this plays out , but for the sake of future generations , think about it.

why does our society protect their property for 15- 18 years .
we have fully paid and then some for the innovation.
it should be public property by now.
like the wheel, and remember patents used to be 7 years.
,

[sawfly]

sorry i get so upset about this, and this govt. will pass it , because that is what they do. and there is SFA any of us can do about it.
but hey Norway told them to f off.
and they are the ones with 64 billion in their heritage fund. so they can't be that stupid

[tweety]

Liberty take very expensive infrastructure to produce. Yup its that simple. Its why no one else makes it, the startup cost is prohibitive.

Clopyralid is another. Expensive molecule to make.

[TOM4CWB]

Sawfly,

Work with Secan varieties, if you choose to avoid Monsanto to a large extent... Clearfield varieties are not GMO... and generally available through many small seed companies.

There are many ways to get the truly remarkable advancements in variety development... send back the vast amount of money earned to farmergrowers rather than Multinationals!

Lets be builders! Much more rewarding that we find a better way forward... respecting each other's property... than be like eastern Ukraine!