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Supreme Court: Justices leaning toward Monsanto in seed battle
WASHINGTON - Vernon Hugh Bowman seems comfortable with the old way of doing things, right down to the rotary-dial telephone he said he was using in a conference call with reporters. But the 75-year-old Indiana farmer figured out a way to benefit from...Tags: Lifestyle and Leisure, Dining and Drinking, Genetic Engineering, Patents, Copyrights and Trademarks, Arable Farming
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Seed patents before Supreme Court
The world's biggest seed company never saw Vernon Hugh Bowman coming. It should have because, beginning in May, 1999, the self-described, 75-year-old “eccentric bachelor,” who farms 300 acres of corn, soybeans and rusting machinery near Sandborn, IN,...Tags: Antitrust Issues, Companies and Corporations, Crime, Law and Justice, Economy, Business and Finance, U.S. Supreme Court
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Justices skeptical of farmer who planted patented seeds
WASHINGTON — An Indiana farmer who clashed with Monsanto Co. over his replanting of its patented soybean seeds ran into steady skeptical questions Tuesday from the Supreme Court. The justices strongly suggested that they would rule for Monsanto...
Tags: Chemical Industry, Crime, Law and Justice, John G. Roberts, Jr., Agriculture, Justice System
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Farming: Seed patents before Supreme Court
The world’s biggest seed company never saw Vernon Hugh Bowman coming. It should have because, beginning in May 1999, the self-described, 75-year-old “eccentric bachelor,” who farms 300 acres of corn, soybeans and rusting machinery...Tags: Antitrust Issues, Companies and Corporations, Crime, Law and Justice, Economy, Business and Finance, U.S. Supreme Court
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Farm profits boom amid employment bust as owners automate
The property Kevin Liefer and his son, Kirk, cultivate in southern Illinois has been expanding for decades without adding a single manager. These are boom times for farming and a bust for farm jobs. The 3,600 acres of mostly corn, wheat and soybeans the...Tags: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Employment Opportunities, Economy, Business and Finance, David Anderson , Finance
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Applications now open for Monsanto scholar program
ST. LOUIS /PRNewswire/ -- Texas AgriLife Research, an agency of the Texas A&M University System, and Monsanto Company announce the call for applications for students interested in pursuing research in wheat or rice plant breeding. Applications for...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Research, Teaching and Learning, Students, Science and Technology
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Companies form collaboration on bio-based lubricants
ST. LOUIS and IRVINE, Calif., /PRNewswire/ - Recognizing the value biosynthetic oils could provide to farmers, the environment and the U.S. economy, Monsanto Company and Biosynthetic Technologies, LLC recently announced license and supply agreements...Tags: Chemical Industry, Automotive Equipment, BP Plc, Synthetics and Plastics, New Products
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Monsanto provides royalty-free access to biotechnology
ST. LOUIS /PRNewswire/ -- Monsanto Company announced on Sept. 25 that it will provide a royalty-free research license to the academic community and other non-profit research institutions to a newly issued US Patent related to the Agrobacterium...Tags: Research, Agriculture, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Patents, Copyrights and Trademarks, Biotechnology
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Monsanto announces commitment to Invest An Acre program
ST. LOUIS /PRNewswire/ -- In keeping with the company's commitment to sustainable agriculture and improving lives, Monsanto Company is partnering in Invest an Acre, which is focused on addressing rural hunger in America. In partnership with the Howard...Tags: Feeding America, Archer Daniels Midland Incorporated
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As drought hits corn, biotech firms see lush field in GMO crops
WOODLAND, Calif. - The worst U.S. drought in half a century is withering the nation's corn crop, but it's a fertile opportunity for makers of genetically modified crops. Agricultural biotechnology companies have been pouring hundreds of millions of...Tags: Chemical Industry, Droughts, Technology, Genetic Engineering, Syngenta AG
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Monsanto announces Brett Begemann as President and Chief Commercial Officer
ST. LOUIS /PRNewswire/ -- Monsanto Company announced on Aug. 20 that Brett Begemann, 51, has been named as the company's President and Chief Commercial Officer. In his expanded role as President, Begemann will lead the oversight and operational...Tags: Companies and Corporations, Hugh Grant, Economy, Business and Finance, Corporate Officers
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Study criticizes drought-tolerant claims for Monsanto corn
ST. LOUIS - When federal regulators gave the green light last year to a variety of drought-tolerant corn developed by Monsanto Co., the Creve Coeur, Mo.-based biotechnology giant became the first company to deliver on a much-touted promise to provide...Tags: Research, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agriculture, Pharmaceuticals, Genetic Engineering
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