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Really interesting article about a co-op seed distributor that decided to stop using a seed company after Monsanto bought it. Good for them.
Quoted: In January 2005 Monsanto announced that they were buying Seminis for $1.4 billion in cash and assumed debt. Noted for its aggressive advocacy of genetically ...
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emilyml | Shared With: Everyone - Dec 11 2007 | health, insurance, researchNice.
Quoted: “It’s much better for employee morale if a small-business owner never offers health benefits, than it is to offer them and then be forced to take it away because it is too expensive to continue,” said William J. Dennis, NFIB’s senior research fellow.
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