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It was a seed multiplication contract. I'm pretty sure I cannot name the company or plant, or any other specifics. NDA's are useful for signing contracts with
by chicob 7y ago
It was a seed multiplication contract. I'm pretty sure I cannot name the company or plant, or any other specifics.
NDA's are useful for signing contracts with neighbouring farmers so that they cannot argue against differential treatment regarding prices. Of course everybody knows who is being paid what, but no one can officially complain.
- metalliqaz 7y ago> I'm pretty sure I cannot name the company So I'm assuming it's Monsanto, then
- chicob 7y agoI can say you are wrong, but I won't say anymore!
- NullPrefix 7y agoIt's not Monsanto, it's called Bayer now.
- deogeo 7y agoThank you. It's not the specifics I'm interested in, but the generalities, like what the NDA's are used for, and what makes them shady (other than silencing people). Are there other reasons for them, besides hiding prices?
- chicob 7y agoNot that I am aware of. Perhaps deterring people willing to show them to the press, or avoiding class actions.