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Monsanto is probably the most marijuana-oriented of the Rockefeller-Farben linked companies. Famous for their "terminator" strain of seeds (seeds that provide sterile plants), there are signs of Monsanto already having attempted a Canadian "med-pot monopoly" by getting an exclusive contract from Health Canada for their "terminator" cannabis seeds. The deal fell through. (331)

In June of 1999, fearing an accidental release and total destruction of all food crops, the Rockefeller Foundation asked Monsanto to swear off use of the terminator gene. (332) Despite being asked politely in public, there has been none of the "cash power" the Rockefeller's sometimes use to influence people directed at Monsanto (either in informing the public or lobbying). Thus, the fight to ban "Terminator Technology" continues. (333)

Bayer and BASF have both recently announced plans to invest heavily in agricultural bio-tech. (334) In October of 2002, an opportunity for Monsanto to sell millions of dollars worth of "Roundup-ready" supergrass (of the "lawn" variety) fell through. (335) Catastrophe doesn't win the race every time.

Monsanto is owned mostly by Pharmacia, (336) which is about to merge with Pfizer (337). Pfizer is run the Rockefeller cartel. (338) Monsanto is one of five "Gene Giants" - the others being DuPont, Syngenta, Aventis and Dow (339) - all related to Farben at one time or another. (340) By creating "alliances" or "liaisons" with other bio-tech companies, Monsanto is "running below the radar" of anti-trust regulators. (341) If GW Pharmaceutical ever gets control of the cannabis market through patents and/or inventions (342), no doubt the Gene Giants will buy them out.