Dan Barber, chef and co-founder of a small seed company, takes on Big Seed in an opinion piece for the New York Times. In the article Dan talks about 60% of the seed industry being in the hands of four major companies. Dan is primarily concerned with securing and increasing the quality and variety of the produce that he uses in his day to day life as a chef.
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