Agriculture
Jun. 24, 2010
S.F. Judge Delays GMO Sugar Beet Case
A U.S. Supreme Court ruling over the sales and planting of genetically-modified alfalfa is looming over a similar case involving genetically modified sugar beets.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A U.S. Supreme Court ruling that a San Francisco federal judge went too far when he blocked all sales and planting of genetically-modified alfalfa is looming over a similar case in which another San Francisco judge will soon hear arguments on whether to place a similar injunction on genetically modified sugar beets.
Monday's decision marked the first time the high court has dealt ...
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