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Today, Monsanto has 90 percent control over the seed supply of cotton in a land where we used to have 1,500 varieties, including open-pollinated varieties.
Annie Spiegelman: Labels Matter! What's in Your Compost & Your Food? Annie Spiegelman 2011
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Today, Monsanto has 90 percent control over the seed supply of cotton in a land where we used to have 1,500 varieties, including open-pollinated varieties.
Annie Spiegelman: Labels Matter! What's in Your Compost & Your Food? Annie Spiegelman 2011
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Today, Monsanto has 90 percent control over the seed supply of cotton in a land where we used to have 1,500 varieties, including open-pollinated varieties.
Annie Spiegelman: Labels Matter! What's in Your Compost & Your Food? Annie Spiegelman 2011
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Today, Monsanto has 90 percent control over the seed supply of cotton in a land where we used to have 1,500 varieties, including open-pollinated varieties.
Annie Spiegelman: Labels Matter! What's in Your Compost & Your Food? Annie Spiegelman 2011
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Today, Monsanto has 90 percent control over the seed supply of cotton in a land where we used to have 1,500 varieties, including open-pollinated varieties.
Annie Spiegelman: Labels Matter! What's in Your Compost & Your Food? Annie Spiegelman 2011
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Today, Monsanto has 90 percent control over the seed supply of cotton in a land where we used to have 1,500 varieties, including open-pollinated varieties.
Annie Spiegelman: Labels Matter! What's in Your Compost & Your Food? Annie Spiegelman 2011
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These are seeds that are not artificial hybrids, but are open-pollinated, and that have been collected by people who are trying to preserve the seed pool.
Alice Walker: On Finding Your Bliss Interview by Evelyn C. White 2010
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I plan to seal $2.00 worth of open-pollinated seeds in a PVC pipe and sell it to you as the $79.85 apocalypse survival garden.
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Today, Monsanto has 90 percent control over the seed supply of cotton in a land where we used to have 1,500 varieties, including open-pollinated varieties.
Annie Spiegelman: Labels Matter! What's in Your Compost & Your Food? Annie Spiegelman 2011
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Today, Monsanto has 90 percent control over the seed supply of cotton in a land where we used to have 1,500 varieties, including open-pollinated varieties.
Annie Spiegelman: Labels Matter! What's in Your Compost & Your Food? Annie Spiegelman 2011
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