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The information I mentioned regarding hatchery fowl was not regarding Cornish cross 100%. I know enough about chickens to know that Cornish crosses may not reproduce the exact offspring, nor will Sexlinks; what I said "Was that had the chickens truly been GMO as Monsanto products are, even they...

Could be. It's just terrible though that one plant seed that is blown in by the wind can grow in your field amongst the plants, cross pollinate with them, and then those plants are in turn classified as Monsanto products because they're "Round-up ready". Then you have to destroy all of the stock...

That's new to me; all of the seeds I've ever bought never required anything like that. That being said: I am speaking in terms of vegetables/fruit trees, I hear in some varieties, particularly roses; people do have issues with patent infringements and so on by reproduction of their plants. Even...

There is a difference between modified by selective breeding (As hatchery farms do, and Cornish Rocks) and even possibly lighting some breeds which is the result of where hatcheries get their chicks from. Also, keep in mind that hatcheries are not cranking out thousands a hen; but merely they...

One of the biggest issues I have with Monsanto would be how they treat other farmers. Pretty much, it appears they only want "one" and that "one" to be Monsanto. Watched a documentary on GMO/Monsanto some time ago, but can't remember the name though I know where to find the link to it at. But...

Yeah, I'm not a big fan of GMO products either. Hopefully one day, if for nothing but food mostly.. I can go all natural/self-sufficient. I already have a lot of fruit trees (and planning to increase the collection), got some vegetables too.. Chickens for meat/eggs (I fish a fair amount too...