How to pronounce“Monsanto”in English

Monsanto's scientists isolated the salmonella's genetic sequence, and found that it had evolved a way to mutate the shape of its EPSPS enzyme

Monsanto. One of Monsanto's main herbicide factories was in Nitro, West Virginia, where they pumped out almost a ton of 2,4,5-T a day.

The patterns of Monsanto's manipulation were just popping up everywhere.

See, Monsanto's director of the toxicology group, William Heydens, was listed on the paper as someone who provided scientific support.

So 1974, Monsanto's annual report, they set 150 million dollars to sequence one gene.

So I would emancipate food from its enslavement by Monsanto's agenda.

So I think that, Monsanto's a mixed bag.

As one seed grower from Ohio remembers it, Monsanto's salesman would tell people they could either sign on, or they'd all be out of business within the next two years.

from certain things without the use of Monsanto's chemicals.

The lesions on some of the workers' faces got so bad that Monsanto's on-site doctors had to peel off layers of their skin in an attempt to remove them.

See, Mike had a field of soybean here that wasn't resistant to Monsanto's herbicide, but his neighbor who was also growing soybean did use Monsanto's system.

By 1949, Monsanto's business was booming, when all of a sudden...

Already by 2001, more than 70% of all soybeans grown in the US were Monsanto's with Roundup making them more than $2.5 billion a year.

And every farmer could join in on this Roundup plus Roundup Ready revolution just by signing Monsanto's Technology Use Agreement.

By 2025, Bayer had to settle more than a hundred thousand cancer lawsuits for the damages caused by Monsanto's Roundup, amounting to over $10 billion in settlements.

Well, couldn't farmers just decide not to use Monsanto's seeds and herbicide?

This culture of fear and paranoia turned neighbors against each other, especially in communities where some farmers didn't wish to use Monsanto's herbicide system.

Now, to be clear, this herbicide wasn't glyphosate itself, it was Monsanto's other herbicide product called Dicamba, but it was still packaged in this Roundup and Roundup Ready system.

Can't you make me a bioscale 3D printer that doesn't print out an organism that puts the human race at risk or blows Monsanto's quarterly profits?"