"They (Oregonians) can contact the Oregon Department of Agriculture and state legislators, asking them to declare the genetically modified grass a pest and wipe it out in Oregon." How sad, "wiping it out" will probably take more poisoning in a state already being poisoned too much.

Surely Monsanto, Scott's partner, already has a super lethal herbicide that will kill this new "Frankengrass" along with who knows what else. Our state legislators have not stood up to Monsanto, whether it be in response to the misuse of their food, forest, or agricultural GMO's and poisons. We'll likely end up with the creators of this latest biological problem selling our representatives a poison that creates yet another set of problems.

Unfortunately, Oregon's Departments of Forestry and Agriculture, like our legislators, rarely represent Oregonians over big timber or chemical companies.
Perhaps they should get their pay and retirement checks from their corporate bosses instead of we taxpayers.