ST. LOUIS--Monsanto unveiled deals with three separate companies this month aimed at facilitating the distribution of its genetically engineered products to farmers. The life sciences firm bought DeKalb Genetics, maker of seed for corn, soybeans, sorghum, alfalfa, and sunflowers for $2.3 billion and spent another $1.9 billion to acquire cotton seed breeder Delta & Pine Land.
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