Alexander Ebbing

Biotechnology will turn individual farms into decentralized “bioreactors,” enabling farmers to produce proteins, algae, enzymes or even cultured meat locally — replacing traditional livestock- and land-intensive agriculture. Thanks to falling energy and tech costs, these small-scale bio-factories become economically viable, restoring autonomy and resilience to local producers rather than consolidating power in large industrial factories. This shift — from centralized agro-industry to distributed

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