Canada's top court ruled Friday against a farmer accused of patent infringement for using a Monsanto Co. genetically engineered seed that he insisted had reached his field by accident. The case highlights some farmers' fear that contamination of their crops with biotech varieties could give companies license to seize their crops. In addition, organic growers are concerned about controlling the accidental spread of biotech crops into their fields.
May 24, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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