Monsanto Web Site, June 2010 Two Years In...Where Are We?

June 8, 2010 By R. Johnson

Fewer available resources, more mouths to feed, a greater demand for fiber, fuel and feed—

two years ago Monsanto announced its response to the daunting challenges facing

agriculture. On June 4, 2008, we publicly committed to working alongside farmers to

produce more (double yields), conserve more (reduce inputs by one-third per unit of output),

and improve lives between 2000 and 2030.

“Monsanto is a sustainable agriculture company -- it's who we are,” Jerry Steiner, corporate

affairs and sustainability lead, said. “Sustainable agriculture involves better breeding, better

biotech, and better agronomics. All three are needed to meet the world's needs, and we feel

we have a lot to contribute. It is what we can do as a part of the bigger picture of meeting

agriculture’s challenges.”

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Monsanto’s Round Up

Products, A Sample

• ROUND ENERGY

• A foliar applied translocated herbicide for the control of annual and perennial grass and broad-leaved weeds

before sowing or planting of all crops. For use pre-emergence and pre-harvest in cereals and certain other crops,

for destruction of grassland, and use in stubbles and orchards.

• ROUNDUP ACE

foliar applied translocated herbicide for the control of annual and perennial grass and broad-leaved weeds before

sowing or planting of all crops. For use pre-emergence and pre-harvest in cereals and certain other crops, for

destruction of grassland, and use in stubbles and orchards.

Resistance to Monsanto’s GM

Crops: so-called “Frankenfoods”

Home of Stark Bros. Nurseries

and Orchards, Across the

Mississippi from Ilinois

The Stark Bros. Logo

Stark Catalogue, 1899

Delicious Apple, Trademarked

Stark Catalogue, 1899

Trademarked Apples

The Stark Golden Delicious

Contract

The Stark Contract Tree Tags

Golden Eagle Nursery Catalogue,

The Golden Delicious Apple

Schulze Assaults Stark’s Trade

Mark Claims