A little more than a year ago, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) made the disastrous decision to deregulate Monsanto's Roundup-Ready alfalfa, even though the agency's sham of an environmental impact report failed to prove that GM alfalfa is at all safe or necessary. It has now come to light that Monsanto released GM alfalfa into the wild years before it was initially deregulated in 2005 -- and the USDA was apparently fully aware of this, but did nothing about it.

Reporting for Activist Post, Cassandra Anderson and Anthony Gucciardi explain that a letter to the USDA dated April 5, 2007, from Cal/West Seeds, a California-based seed company, shows that Monsanto's GM alfalfa had been in cultivation years before the first deregulation of the crop in 2005. That letter reveals that Monsanto's GM traits were already turning up in conventional alfalfa seed in 2005, which means GM traits were in use at least two years before that in 2003.

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novum wrote:
I love alfalfa, it's one of my favourite foods

Silverwand wrote:
Roundup on your greens isnt the way to go, that stuff is death...literally.

Of course Monsanto and their shills will say on one hand their technology increases food production.

but then with the other hand they screw over food production that isnt one of them with a wide range of political and economic tools at their and their politician puppets disposal.

Monsanto - just another Blackrock and Vanguard corporation.

Its no wonder the same cabal dont want us eating meat and fish if they had their way...its not as easy to control...or poison us.

Meat free Monday + Free fish friday = Roundup ready glyphosate dinners...after you Mr McCartney, 'Sir'