Monsanto's Point of No Return

Paper collage by Joel Dyer
Boulder Weekly | August 31, 2012
Is it too late to save our food supply from a business model gone mad? While many worry over Monsanto's use of genetically modified seeds, the food supply giant has very rapidly gained control of the seed market. It's becoming difficult or impossible to find seed of any kind that isn't sold by Monsanto.

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