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  1. Anonymous says:

    Great victory against Monsanto corruption… nice report Anthony thank you.

  2. Get work getting the word out and keeping our spirit's high here in California after the extremely disappointing loss last week of the pro-labeling proposition. It's hard to believe it lost, considering to be against labeling one must be in favor of not knowing what one is swallowing into one's body.

    Reading this article cleared that up for me. It's the same old story. Corporation's with money use every trick (legal and as this article illustrates, illegal) to convince people to vote against their own interests.

    We need more transparency now. What's there to hide, after all, Monsanto?

  3. Joseph Erisman says:

    Something not mentioned here is that San Juan County is comprised entirely of islands, unlinked by bridges to the mainland. Year ago there were various seed crops grown there due to the fact there was little chance of cross pollination. Perhaps that can now be recalled. Congratulations to the people of San Juan County.

  4. Kenneth Smith says:

    If its one county at a time so be it. Rumor has it that Monsanto or somebody they hired hacked into the voting machines.

  5. This is great but they don't grow anything, so big deal.

    The only thing grown there are private vegetable gardens,so this is not a major victory.I guarantee is this was a farming community,this would not have happened.

    1. Lopezjake says:

      It IS a big deal for those of us who live here!

  6. Bravo – many hands clapping. This is how it starts, and how we restore some semblance of sanity to the world. One person, one family, one county, one state at a time. Food is a great place to start.

    Food Freedom!

  7. Patti Jo Edwards says:

    Here in Southern Oregon, we are partnering with neighboring counties to create a "GMO Free Zone". Our branch of the movement turned in our petitions on January 2nd, 2013 in a well-attended rally. We turned in our petitions insuring we would be on the ballot in 2014. Oregon's Jackson County and Josephine County are home to many small organic farms who's livelihood is at stake. We are attacking this on all levels, getting the word out. We must each do our part. The many working together make a powerful and effective ONE. I am a songwriter and photographer. My song and photos of the rally may be seen on YouTube, free to share. http://youtu.be/LD8o-OyVRQA

  8. Dave Sansone says:

    Way to go GMO Free Oregon! Biotech is fighting a losing battle everywhere!
    Around the world people are saying NO GMO!
    There are many other options. Agroforestry/permaculture…alley cropping with green manure trees is THE WAY to go. Rows of Native trees planted in rows which are then pollarded at 4-5 feet high and used as mulch is THE way to gain many benefits with little labor–it is a carbon sink too. learn more at http://www.agroforestrydesign.net

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