Super Dimension Technology Era

While China is carrying out agricultural reforms in an orderly manner, international food prices are rising like sesame seeds.

As one of the grain exporting countries in Southeast Asia, grain is transported ship by ship, and these grains are turned into green and beautiful knives.

At the same time, the overall grain reserves in Asia, South America, and Black Africa are falling to historical lows. In particular, the reserves of many countries in Southeast Asia are no longer enough to support domestic use for half a year.

At this time, there is an obvious food shortage all over the world. Even if you have real money and silver in your hands, you can't buy much food.

The problem of food shortage can only be solved after spring plowing.

But many people don't know that a silent crisis is approaching.

Southeast Asia, Siam.

The alluvial plain near Bangkok is a very famous commercial grain area in Southeast Asia. The main food crop is rice, and Siamese fragrant rice is world-famous.

Siam's annual grain output is about 36 million tons, making it the world's second largest rice exporter, with annual rice exports of about 11 million tons.

As for the world's largest rice exporter, it is the third brother of Tianzhu, which has a population of more than one billion and cannot have enough to eat at home, but still exports 12 million tons of rice every year.

Siam's territory is about 510,000 square kilometers, and its population is 67 million. In fact, Siam's total grain output is not high, but its per capita output is high, almost 600 kilograms per capita per year.

According to statistics, a person needs to consume 0.4 kilograms of rice a day, and feeding a person for a year requires 365 × 0.4 = 146 kilograms of rice.

In addition, the abundance of other foods in modern society has further reduced the demand for staple foods. Calculating, one person consumes about 120 kilograms of rice a year.

Obviously, Siam's domestic grain production is seriously surplus.

At Bangkok Airport, several tourists from the United States were walking outside with the flow of people.

After leaving the airport, a large group of local taxi drivers surrounded us.

"Hello! Good Ayu..."

The rustic loose English filled the ears of those tourists, and John slapped his hands in disgust.

Those taxi drivers did not dare to offend these white people and could only find other targets.

Soon an off-road vehicle appeared in front of John and the three of them. The window was rolled down, and it was a local man wearing cool clothes.

"Hello, are you Mr. John? I am Robert, an employee of the Maung Tousan Company in Siam." Robert, a local young man, asked.

John opened the passenger seat directly, and another man and woman also got into the back seat.

"Go directly to the branch." John ordered.

"OK."

Robert turned the steering wheel and drove towards the highway.

Outside the car window are lush rice fields. The rice on them has grown to knee height. Many locals are working in the fields.

Rice in Siam is generally grown in two seasons, namely early rice (January to April) and late rice (July to October). Among them, early rice accounts for 80% of the total output, because January to April is the dry season, which is conducive to the growth and maturity of rice.

The off-road vehicle made many twists and turns and arrived at a research base on the outskirts of Bangkok. This is the scientific research base of Mangdu Mountain Company in Siam.

The three of them, John, came to an office, and Robert left quickly. In the office, the supervisor received the three Johns respectfully.

"Mr. John, I have prepared vehicles and drones for you. Do you need me to send someone to assist?" the supervisor asked charmingly while rubbing his hands.

John's eyes flashed with disdain, and then he waved his hand: "Take me to drive."

"Okay, please follow me."

…

With the sound of a roaring diesel engine, a Raptor pickup truck drove along a rural road in northern Bangkok. Both sides of the road were either farmland or durian, banana, and rubber trees.

John sat in the passenger seat and looked at the locals who were like ants with disgust.

"John, is it okay nearby?" the driver slowed down and asked.

At this time, their pickup truck was passing through a large rice field, and there was also a large river here. John took out his telescope and looked around for a while.

"This is it, Ivan, let's do it!"

"OK."

After the driver pulled over, Ivan, who was in the back seat, took out the drone's box and got out of the car, and then operated the drone to take off quickly.

The drone was flying over the nearby rice fields. Ivan pressed a button to spray pesticides, and then the drone in mid-air sprayed some atomized liquid on the rice fields.

Since the spraying lasted only a dozen seconds, the surrounding farmers didn't notice anything.

Ivan came back randomly operating the drone, put the drone back into the box, and got in the car immediately.

"Done."

“BASF, let’s go!”

The Raptor pickup truck started again and headed further north.

Three days later.

The three of them drove back to Bangkok and immediately threw the drone into a large crusher, crushing it into garbage.

He looked at the endless farmland on the outskirts of Bangkok with a sly smile, and silently thought in his heart that the world needs to be purified, and these low-grade and dirty yellow-skinned monkeys are not worthy of living in this world.

"John, the ticket is booked." Ivan came over and said.

John crossed a G on his chest and whispered: "Lord! Your white horse rider will remove the dirt from the world and purify all unclean people for you."

Ivan and BASF also looked indifferent, indifferent to countless human lives, just like animals ready for slaughter.

At the same time, people from the G organization are operating secretly throughout Southeast Asia. There are even traces of the G organization in Tianzhu, Heizhou, and Latin America.

On the Chinese side, due to seasonal reasons, rice planting has not yet begun in January, and entry and exit management is very strict, and the G organization suffered heavy losses in China some time ago.

Therefore, they have not entered the country of China to cause trouble for the time being. Of course, this does not mean that the G organization will give up. After all, the problem of the Chinese Church has been forged, and the G organization will definitely target the country of China.

…

The three Johns who left Bangkok took a plane and arrived in Hanoi, Annan.

A few days later, near the border between Annan and China, close to the small town of Longlun on the Annan side, opposite is Shuikou, a border town in Guangxi Province.

John unfolded the map and looked at the fast-flowing Zuojiang River on one side. The upper reaches of this river are in Annan, and the lower reaches are in Gui Province.

He turned his head and signaled to Ivan, who nodded, took out the fishing rod from the carriage, and hung a small bottle of red bait on the hook.

Throw it casually into the river.

The fishhook is submerged into the water with the bait, and the bait immediately dissolves when it enters the water, and floats downstream with the current.

The three fished here for more than an hour before driving away.

The contents of those baits have already flowed into China, waiting to take root and sprout.

The seemingly calm world has actually been undercurrents, and the devil created by human beings has been released from Pandora's box.

In terms of international grain prices, rice prices have reached as high as US$1,376 per ton, almost double the price in December last year.

The prices of other wheat, corn, potatoes, soybeans, etc. are also rising.

The repression before the storm has been noticed by many forces. Except for the G organization behind the scenes, no one knows where the breaking point is.

Within China, the agricultural reform in full swing is also advancing rapidly. The first batch of rural cooperatives has been listed, and the first agricultural factory has also broken ground in the North China Plain.

This is a war without smoke, a war of technology.