Have you heard of a company called Monsanto Co? This company genetically engineers seeds like soybeans, corn, cotton, canola, sugar beets and alfalfa?

Do you have any concerns about eating genetically engineered food?

Monsanto has a policy that prohibits farmers from saving or reusing the seeds once the crop is grown, and instead buy new seeds every year. Do you think this is fair?

Did you know that many seed dealers no longer carry the unmodified seed?

An Indiana farmer thought he discovered a loophole and went to a grain elevator that held soybeans it typicaly sells for feed, milling and other uses and reasoned that it would be modified seed as well. He was right and this was a much cheaper way to obtain the seed. He was doing it for eight years and he didn't try to keep it secret from Monsanto. The company sued him in 2007. Do you think this is okay for a company to have a monopoly on seed?

It has now reached the U. S. Supreme Court. Do you think they should rule in the Indiana farmer's favor?