Hungry for GMO food? While you’re probably not but eat it unknowingly everyday anyway, consider this: Monsanto doesn’t allow genetically modified foods in its corporate cafeterias.. Greenpeace has the full exposé.. 

Monsanto believes in choice.. As long as the choice is fresh and GMO free. They clearly know that they are what they eat .. 

Farmers found to ‘be in violation’ of Monstano rules.. According to the company there was a threefold increase last year in U.S. farmers caught violating requirements for planting genetically modified corn…

While these farmers had the nerve to violate the rules of the GMO game other farmers are tired of the corporate giant.. Farmers filed a a class-action suit against the multinational seed and chemical corporation Monsanto, stating they are no longer able to keep transgenic contamination out of their fields... 

Watching both stories closely.. And CLOSELY watching what I eat… 

Are you a European farmer breaking rules or claiming subsidies that you should not get? Goodbye to all that as drones are now set to spy on your farm and keep order..

Tranquil walks are watched.. Cucumbers growing under the eye of a camera..

And if farm cams get your knickers in a knit realize this: It has only just begun..

The UK TELEGRAPH reporting on some interesting, and really not good news, that farmers are worried about the Ogallala Aquifer, which is now running dry..

(Some of the comments on the article are just as interesting as the article itself)