Digest – News: So Monsanto, going to take on Wal-Mart?
Meanwhile, raw milk’s losing  It ain't over until the biotech
giant screams: Wal-Mart says its private-label milk will be
produced with no artificial growth hormones, aka Monsanto's rBST
drug Posilac. (Globe and Mail) Related: Kroger wants to be able
to tell consumers in its more than 3,200 groceries and
convenience stores that its milk is rBST-free, and it's not very
happy that Monsanto's pawn Ohio is vetoing its labels. (The
Enquirer)  You lose some, you win most: Mexico approves rules to
begin planting genetically modified corn. Monsanto cackles
quietly to itself before throwing puppies in the cauldron.
(Reuters)  Raw-milk victory followed by stormtrooper visit: A
judge granted raw-milk producers Organic Pastures and Claravale
a temporary restraining order against the state, reports David
Gumpert at The Complete Patient, but a few hours later the Feds
came calling to harass OP employees for selling its milk across
state lines as pet food. We sleep so m