"He went on to specify how this could happen: direct seed movement by birds, by wind, especially on the prairies, by floods, and through cross-pollination by bees). It doesn’t actually matter how the genetically modified organisms get into an organic farmer’s field or into the fields of a conventional farmer like myself: once there, those seeds and plants become Monsanto’s property.”

It was a very startling decision. The judge also ruled that we were not allowed to use our seeds or plants again and that all the seeds and plants that we had developed over 50 years became the property of Monsanto. The judge also ruled that all the profit from my 1998 canola crop was payable to Monsanto. The judge further ruled that even from the land that had no contamination, all profit would be payable to Monsanto because there was a probability that our seed contained some of Monsanto’s GMOs.
The really worrying thing is how we can lose our rights and freedoms. The contract from Monsanto, take

Beggar's belief; Monsanto have very deep pockets - I expect the judge can look forward to a very comfortable retirement.

Appalling, and only one of many stories about the horrors of Monsanto.

WTF? Bushenomics! Probably thrown in somewhere in the Clear Skies Act!

A bit too obvious to not be corruption. An appeal could be interesting, but again the corporation has the might of money.

I don't buy any of Monsanto's products.

Definitely corruption here.

Here is a link that provides some good information about that BNM:

http://www.patnsteph.net/weblog/?p=963

http://clipmarks.com/clipmark/DD6E3476-DCCD-48A0-9DDB-733FB51E31C8/

http://clipmarks.com/clipmark/A9D27D2E-276F-4ADA-AF8A-969E3DC67E69/