Jupiter's appearance had changed completely. Its atmosphere now possessed an almost heavenly environment, wreathed in clouds and mist, with vegetation growing everywhere.
However, those clouds and mists were rich in nutrients. They were Heaven for plants, but somewhat unfriendly to humans.
The Group still relied primarily on controlling Drones for its "cultivation," as that was more efficient.
"The Free food Act has been fully passed on Earth, supply contracts have been signed, and 90% of the Star Sea Community's member nations have accepted food supply contracts. The current cultivated area is 17% of the cultivable area, and the projected supply rate is 312%."
OIS summarized the relevant progress. Harry might not normally involve himself in these "ordinary" business operations, but he still listened to the reports.
Although Jupiter's cultivated land accounted for only 17% of its cultivable area, the actual area under cultivation already exceeded the entire surface area of Earth. Not to mention that these farms were vertical, and their food output would not be stretched thin even if it supplied the entire Star Sea Community.
In addition to basic categories such as grains, beans, vegetables, and fruits, Jupiter Farm also contained some alien plants and crops that were difficult to classify, capable of meeting the food needs of both aliens and Earthlings.
At extremely low prices, the Osborn Group had fully contracted the food supply of nations that accepted its supply terms. In theory, it was far cheaper than growing it themselves.
In fact, the farm's construction had already pushed the logistics costs of food beyond the cost of the food itself.
Of course, such control and integration would also dilute the power of their rulers—but that was free trade. If you were given advanced technology and products, you always had to give up something in return.
Food,