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Lulu Yu / U.S. Tribune / 7 August 2104
used in the military as supplements and those in the European Union simply
werent available to the general public. distributed the nutrition pills for free.
Five years after the implementation
of the GFU pills, early this year, the barren
farms across the world recovered from the
obliterating wheat blight and the extreme
amounts of pesticide sprayed on them.
Farms around the world have begun to be
tested for fertility in growing seeds of the
few crops nations still have. Countries in
Europe begin to plant sweet potato as a new
food staple.
The European Union reached a
consensus stating that they will discontinue
the distribution of food replacement pills,
and instead return to growing crops and
rebuilding Europes seed bank, beginning
with potatoes, wheat, and corn. Along with
their return to farming, the European Union
bans monoculture and declares that their
But in response to this major health nations must practice crop rotation in order
crisis, MRE pills become available to the to preserve the natural biodiversity of
public, advertised as the GFU, or Good For crop-growing.
U, pill. The sales of this pill immediately
skyrocketed in the American population.
However, these supplements soon became
scarce due to its low production rate. Many
people in America took up government jobs
in order to receive the nutrition pills since
U.S. Government employees received
priority for the pills. Soon, nearly the entire
nation was employed in the government,
allowing them prioritized access to the pill.
The scramble for well-ranked positions in
Contrary to the European Union, the
the American government became prevalent
United States declares that the pill provides
in everyday American life as it became a
the population with sufficient nutrients at
vital part in maintaining the well-being of
lower production costs, and so agriculture
American citizens. Unlike the American
will not be implemented into American
government however, other countries like
U.S. Tribune August 7, 2104