I mean, if they weren't low then why would farms pay money for the more expensive seeds?
Farms aren't mom and pop shops anymore. Even the small ones are major, multi-million dollar businesses. This is big company VS big company.
And if those mult-million dollar businesses believe that they can get better crops by paying Monsanto, well I think I'll trust their expert opinion on it.
If these products are so sub-par, why would the competing, large corporations buy them?
>I mean, if they weren't low then why would farms pay money for the more expensive seeds?
Because they have more assurance of their crop not falling prey to some disease. But even a 100% increase chance of a good yield is nothing (while it means the world to farmers) if the final price is many times what they sell for.
Farms aren't mom and pop shops anymore. Even the small ones are major, multi-million dollar businesses. This is big company VS big company.
And if those mult-million dollar businesses believe that they can get better crops by paying Monsanto, well I think I'll trust their expert opinion on it.
If these products are so sub-par, why would the competing, large corporations buy them?