I think this is an amazing idea with real potential, although I am afraid that it might bring an unexpected backlash.
If your products are able to out compete "real" farmers that have animals such as cows, chickens and so on this will mean a diminish in the population of those animals. It will of course not bring them to extinction, but it will surely reduce their numbers by a great deal. And the open fields and pastures that the great numbers of cattle used to feed on will now be used for other profitable operations, probably crops.
This will be a backlash to plants and animals that specialize in the pasture habitat to survive and reproduce.
Is this something that you have thought about, and what will you do to make sure it does not happen?
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I think this is an amazing idea with real potential, although I am afraid that it might bring an unexpected backlash.
If your products are able to out compete "real" farmers that have animals such as cows, chickens and so on this will mean a diminish in the population of those animals. It will of course not bring them to extinction, but it will surely reduce their numbers by a great deal. And the open fields and pastures that the great numbers of cattle used to feed on will now be used for other profitable operations, probably crops.
This will be a backlash to plants and animals that specialize in the pasture habitat to survive and reproduce.
Is this something that you have thought about, and what will you do to make sure it does not happen?
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