October Is Non-GMO Month!
2011
- The year Monsanto added sweetcorn, sugar beets and alfalfa to the list of GMO crops that already included field corn, cotton, canola, soy, and papaya – without regulations to protect organic farmers from contamination and no labels to respect consumers’ right to know.
- The year Monsanto couldn’t hide its failure any longer, as its GMO crops toppled over and were strangled in the fields, attacked by the very insects and weeds they were genetically engineered to resist.
October 2011
- When the non-GMO movement in the US got reenergized, reorganized and started a new strategy to win!
October 2011 is Non-GMO Month, and we can make it the biggest month of action this issue has ever seen in this country. What can you do to make that happen?
Would you collect a thousand signatures? Would you walk from New York City to the White House? Would you join a Millions Against Monsanto Rally for the Right to Know on World Food Day?
What would you do to win our right to know about genetically engineered food?
Get involved:
California – Ongoing – LabelGMOs.org
NYC to DC – Oct 1-16 – The Right2Know March
Austin, TX – Oct 2 – Rally for Real Food
Nationwide – Oct 15 & 16 – Millions Against Monsanto World Food Day Events
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The Monsanto Boycott has been launched in response to the devastation we're seeing on a nearly global scale caused by the forced implementation of genetically modified organisms, or GMOs. Companies like Monsanto have infiltrated our political system and need to be stopped. Do not take this lightly and don't take it sitting down. We need to take a stand and the time is now - our health and the future of our planet is at stake! 
