Farming mega-mergers threaten food security, say campaigners
When an Indian farmer plants his cotton crop, there’s at least a 75% chance the seeds have been been bought from a company owned by Monsanto. If a Latin American farmer sprays insecticide on her genetically engineered soya beans, the chemical is more than likely to have been provided by German …
Oliver Picton flipped this story into The Geography of Food and Health•2740d