MONSANTO BRAND SEED NAMES TO AVOID… KEEP THIS LIST OF SEED NAMES

 

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First
of all, Monsanto or no one else can actually OWN these varieties of
seed.  This is a move by Monsanto to secure the names only.  It does
not stand to reason that any crop of these varieties growing today or in the future will be genetically modified in some manner… ~ See list and response from Monsanto

 

Sharing
this information is only a vehicle to get the information directly
related to industry news out to the public.  I want to highlight those
companies with actual ties to big Agri-business, and for that I put
together an expanding list of companies that does have ties with
Monsanto.  You make your own decision whether to purchase from them or
not based on information sources like ours.

 

If
you are the type of gardener who purchases vegetable seeds or
seedlings, including tomato plants from a local garden center, be
mindful the varieties you choose.

Conversely, you might be placing money
into the hands of Monsanto Corporation. Below is the list of Seminis /
Monsanto home-garden vegetable variations.

Print
this list, and keep a copy in your wallet. Don’t be caught off guard
the next time you impulse shop at a big-box garden center.

The
seed varieties you have obtained as “heirlooms” from heirloom or
organic seed companies are “NOT” GMO seeds
, even though they are
officially “owned” by Monsanto.

As far as we know, the only GMO
vegetable seeds available for sale today are new hybrid varieties of
zucchini and summer squash
, so be sure you order these from certified
organic suppliers.

Please
understand that Monsanto only owns the trademark names for these
“heirloom” varieties. This strategic move holds two advantages for
Monsanto:

1.) prevents new companies from naming new varieties with these or very similar names.

2.) it
is an effort to stop lucrative sales by these other companies trying
to leverage the heirloom name and consumer loyalty for those heirloom
varieties.

If
you have left over seeds, do not be reluctant to plant them. Monsanto
will only profit from customers purchasing these varieties from
companies that are stocking seeds obtained directly from Monsanto or
one of its distributors.

 

Beans: 

Aliconte

Brio

Bronco

Cadillac

Ebro

Etna

Eureka

Festina

Gina

Goldmine

Goldenchild

Labrador

Lynx

Magnum

Matador

Spartacus

Storm

Strike

Stringless Blue Lake 7

Tapia

Tema

 

Broccoli: 

Coronado Crown

Major

Packman

 

Cabbage: 

Atlantis

Golden Acre

Headstart

Platinum Dynasty

Red Dynasty

 

Carrot: 

Bilbo

Envy

Forto

Juliana

Karina

Koroda PS

Royal Chantenay

Sweetness III

 

Cauliflower: 

Cheddar

Minuteman

 

Cucumber: 

Babylon

Cool Breeze Imp.

Dasher II

Emporator

Eureka

Fanfare HG

Marketmore
76

Mathilde

Moctezuma

Orient Express II

Peal

Poinsett 76

Salad
Bush

Sweet Slice

Sweet Success PS

Talladega

 

Eggplant: 

Black Beauty

Fairytale

Gretel

Hansel

Lavender Touch

Twinkle

White Lightening

 

Hot Pepper: 

Anaheim
TMR 23

Ancho Saint Martin

Big Bomb

Big Chile brand of Sahuaro

Caribbean Red

Cayenne Large Red Thick

Chichen Itza

Chichimeca

Corcel

Garden Salsa SG

Habanero

Holy Mole brand of Salvatierro

Hungarian Yellow Wax Hot

Ixtapa X3R

Lapid

Mariachi brand of Rio de
Oro

Mesilla

Milta

Mucho Nacho brand of Grande

Nainari

Serrano del
Sol brand of Tuxtlas

Super Chile

Tam Vera Cruz

 

Lettuce: 

Braveheart

Conquistador

 

Melon: 

Early Dew

Sante Fe

Saturno

Onion:

Candy

Cannonball

Century

Red Zeppelin

Savannah Sweet

Sierra Blanca

Sterling

Vision

 

Pumpkin: 

Applachian

Harvest Moon

Jamboree HG

Orange Smoothie

Phantom

Prize Winner

Rumbo

Snackface

Spirit

Spooktacular

Trickster

 

Spinach: 

Hellcat

 

Squash: 

Ambassador

Canesi

Clarita

Commander

Dixie

Early Butternut

Gold Rush

Grey
Zucchini

Greyzini

Lolita

Papaya Pear

Peter Pan

Portofino

President

Richgreen Hybrid Zucchini

Storr’s Green

Sungreen

Sunny
Delight

Taybelle PM

 

Sweet Corn: 

Devotion

Fantasia

Merit

Obession

Passion

Temptation

 

Sweet Pepper: 

Baron,
Bell Boy

Big Bertha PS

Biscayne

Blushing Beauty

Bounty

California
Wonder 300

Camelot

Capistrano

Cherry Pick

Chocolate Beauty

Corno
Verde

Cubanelle W

Dumpling brand of Pritavit

Early Sunsation

Flexum

Fooled You brand of Dulce

Giant Marconi

Gypsy

Jumper

Key
West

King Arthur

North Star

Orange Blaze

Pimiento Elite

Red
Knight

Satsuma

Socrates

Super Heavyweight

Sweet Spot

 

Tomato: 

Amsterdam

Beefmaster

Betterboy

Big Beef

Burpee’s Big Boy

Caramba

Celebrity

Cupid

Early Girl

Granny Smith

Health Kick

Husky Cherry Red

Jetsetter brand of Jack

Lemon Boy

Margharita

Margo

Marmande VF PS

Marmara, Patio

Phoenix

Poseidon 43

Roma VF

Royesta

Sun Sugar

Super Marzano

Sweet Baby Girl

Tiffany

Tye-Dye

Viva Italia

Yaqui

 

Watermelon: 

Apollo

Charleston Grey

Crimson Glory

Crimson Sweet

Eureka

Jade Star

Mickylee

Olympia

 

CleanFoodEarthWoman – March 17, 2012 – posted at CleanFoodEarth

 

The Monsanto Boycott Lists…

I went to my local home improvement store last night and decided to
pick up a seed greenhouse and check over the seeds.  At least 85% of the
seeds for sale there had ties to Monsanto. 

To help you all I have put
together the ‘Monsanto Boycott List’.  In the next day or so, I will be
consolidating this list down to a handy pocket guide.  In the meantime,
check out the
ever-growing pack of wolves surrounding our food freedoms…

 

Monsanto Replies…

In response to the growing number of complaints flooding them in
regards to the issue of the company acquiring patent rights on the names
of heirloom vegetables, they released the following statement:

Monsanto seeks intellectual property protection, including patents
and often plant breeders’ rights, to cover many of the traits and seed
varieties we develop. These protections help to ensure we are paid for
our products and for the investments we put into developing them.

We
sell these proprietary products in the market using business models that
reinforce our obligations to reinvest, provide a return to our
shareowners and provide for our employees.

Monsanto re-invests more than
$2.6 million per day
in research and development that ultimately
benefits farmers and consumers.

No business can survive without being
paid for its products or services and we maintain rigor in assuring the
success of the business models we implement to deliver our products and
services to the market.

http://www.monsanto.com/newsviews/Pages/patents.aspx

 

This is a very informative website… SadInAmerica

 

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