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Monsanto Prevails in Patent Fight







Monsanto Prevails in Patent Fight

Monsanto Prevails in Patent Fight 05/22/2004 05:21 AM

The Canadian Supreme Court says Percy Schmeiser stole Monsanto's biotech canola seed, but waives $200,000 in profits and court costs the company asked for. The ramifications for farmers go far beyond this case. By Kristen Philipkoski.




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