This smart, harmless pesticide patent could take down Monsanto and change the world

‘As reported by the website Anonymous, one man who has dedicated his life to the study of mushrooms may have just stumbled upon the one invention that will dramatically change the way we protect food crops from voracious pests.
Paul Stamets has unearthed medical cure after cure, and he says the key to saving the planet can be found in the mushroom.
Stamets, one of the world’s leading mycologists – if not the top researcher of fungi – filed a patent in 2001 that has since been all but ignored. Why? Because most of his research has been viewed as hostile to conventional industries, including the pesticide industry. Anonymous notes that some executives of the pesticide industry have remarked that the patent he filed was the most disruptive they had ever seen.’
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