Patented Canola Seeds

A genetically modified seed blows on to a farmer's land and he doesn't destroy the canola that grows from it. Who should sue who? The biotech company that created the seed or the farmer for crop contamination? Or should we just call it even? How does a company protect it's genetically modified seeds from scattering in the wind? Ha ha, what about specially formulated water needed to irrigate the crops? Can you imagine this "special" water making it into our water table and all the two headed babies that would result? On one hand, I think some technology should be protected so there is more incentive to innovate; on the other hand, I feel like seeds falling off your truck is just tough luck. via Slashdot