Corporations that have patented genetically modified (GM) seeds legally require farmers to buy new seeds from them
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Corporations that have patented genetically modified (GM) seeds legally require farmers to buy new seeds from them each planting season. Corporations that find GM crops on a farm that did not purchase their seed can take the farmer to court. However, natural processes such as cross-pollination can result in the migration of GM crops to neighboring farms.
What are the social, legal, and economic issues associated with genetically modified plants?
Questions to Consider
- What is a genetically modified crop? How are they produced?
- Why do corporations make GM crops?
- What are the potential benefits associated with GM crops?
- What are the potential risks?
- Should private companies be able to patent life forms, including genetic material?
- What are the economic arguments for/against the use of GM crops?
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Introduction to Business Law
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