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•  Workforce training. From agritech to plant
                       compounding, new jobs and skill sets must emerge
                       to support biologic farming at scale.


               But none of these are deal-breakers. They are design
               challenges—not scientific impossibilities.




               Why Local Manufacturing Isn’t Just a Concept—
               It’s a Mandate

               Global biologic supply chains are fragile. They collapse
               under pressure—pandemics, war, port delays, weather
               events.

               But plant-based, locally grown biologics offer something
               fundamentally different:

                   •  Shorter supply chains.
                   •  Community stewardship.
                   •  Climate-aligned resilience.
                   •  Culturally sensitive care.

               "Farms as pharmacies" isn’t just a clever slogan.
               It’s a strategic redesign of the drug delivery system—
               placing therapeutic power in the hands of people, not just
               corporations.


               The future of medicine may not come from a distant
               factory.
               It may come from a greenhouse behind your clinic.
               Or a vertical farm in your neighborhood.
               Or a seed library in your community.




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