Monsanto (aka Seminis) Owns These Seed Companies

Here's the list of Monsanto-owned seed companies for those of you who are trying to avoid GMOs. Seminis sources are listed below the Monsanto listings.

In general, I don't order from most of these companies anyway and suspect that you don't either. I do recognize them as the companies that send lots and lots of catalogs with discount offers.
Audubon Workshop, Breck’s Bulbs, Cook’s Garden, Dege Garden Center, Earl May Seed, E & R Seed Co
Ferry Morse, Flower of the Month Club, Gardens Alive, Germania Seed Co, Garden Trends, HPS
Jungs, Lindenberg Seeds, McClure and Zimmerman Quality Bulb Brokers
Mountain Valley Seed, Nichol’s, Osborne, Park Bulbs, Park’s Countryside Garden
R.H. Shumway, Roots and Rhizomes, Rupp, Seeds for the World, Seymour’s Selected Seeds
Snow, Spring Hill Nurseries, Stokes, T&T Seeds, Tomato Growers Supply, Totally Tomato
Vermont Bean Seed Co., Wayside Gardens, Willhite Seed Co.
American Seeds, Asgrow, Campbell, DeKalb, De Ruiter, Diener Seeds, Fielder’s Choice
Fontanelle, Gold Country Seed, Hawkeye, Heartland, Heritage Seeds, Holdens ,Hubner Seed
icorn, Jung Seed, Kruger Seeds, Lewis Hybrids, Peotec, Poloni, Rea Hybrids, Seminis
Specialty, Stewart, Stone Seed, Trelay, Western Seeds
The source for this list is http://planet.infowars.com/uncategorized/seed-companies-owned-by-monsanto

Comments

Fedco Trees said…
Hello, I work for Fedco Seeds and can assure you that Fedco does not sell Monsanto/Seminis products. They were phased out in 2005. Please see this link for more info on our position: http://www.fedcoseeds.com/seeds/monsanto.htm. We would appreciate it if you would update your blog statement to reflect this truth.
Regards, Jen Ries/Fedco Trees



Molly Day said…
Thank you! I wondered about those last ones she listed. I'm going to remove the last paragraph completely. I buy from Fedco and Moose Tubers and will continue to.
Martha

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