In dispute over agriculture IP, two former UC-Davis scientists are suing over a lucrative strawberry breeding program.
May 19, 2016 at 07:19 PM
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It looked like strawberry fights forever.
First, the California Strawberry Commission sued the University of California, accusing UC of abandoning its $7 million a year strawberry breeding program to UC plant scientists who wanted to privatize the varieties they had developed during their 30-year tenure.
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