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Jake, a farmer who owned a corn farm in Michigan, sat in his field for thirty minutes. Last night, the ears of hundreds of corn suddenly began to turn dark red and go bad. He felt uneasy since then, but his entire field was devastated by the morning.
“...”
He didn’t care about the last rally before the legislative debate; his harvest for this year was about to be destroyed. A much deeper issue than all the protests and marches they had done had occurred.
The battle between the traditional livestock industry and cultured meat? All of the feed for livestock in those traditional livestock industries was about to be cut off.
A food crisis in ten years? A crisis would start in the United States next year, as half of the entire corn production in the country was used for livestock feed. All of that was about to disappear. Then, the price of livestock feed would naturally increase, and so would the price of meat. That was the problem for livestock farmers, but it was even worse for corn farmers.
“Jake!”
Someone from behind shouted. Pendleton, an old friend of Jake’s, was driving his truck over.
“So? Did they have any treatments at American Farmer?” Jake asked.
American Farmer was the most famous distributor of agricultural supplies. They bought pesticides from pharmaceutical companies and supplied them to farmers.
“No.”
Pendleton shook his head.
“What about Husbandry?”
“Someone...
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