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North Central Illinois | This is the important question before proceeding further. I buy some organic seed that has a guaranteed purity level but most non GMO and organic seed is just "we tried to avoid GMO contamination."
Calling to remind people up the chain of your issues and asking for a break on next year's seed is probably your best bet. Bringing in a lawyer is just gonna irritate everyone and you'll be reminded that they didn't promise a specific level of purity.
For future protection, have a seed sample tested before planting. | |
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Contaminated Non-GMO beans
