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Many people now believe that their food is all fake and that farms look more like a commercial factory other than what they really look like. Individuals get these ideas for watching ad campaigns ran by companies and organizations that target agriculture. People who live in cities or even in towns do not get the opportunities to see where their food is coming from. So they see these ad campaigns such as "The Scarecrow" and that is the opinion they get, due to a lack of any other knowledge to show them what the food production industry is like.

These advertisement campaigns is almost like a siren. People hear these and they get in a scarce mainly because they do not know what else to think. When the firehall siren goes off you do not know what is going on you just know that something is going on. When Beowulf found out about Grendel he had no idea of what was going on he just went with it that they needed help. One company that has put a large threat on agriculture is Chipotle, with their ad campaign "The Scarecrow". Unlike in Beowulf there are more of these companies, but chipotle is a large one speaking out.
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Example the chicken is on a belt and they put a shot in and he gets big than they box them up. The scarecrow then covers it up with a board symbolizing that farmers do not want anyone to see what is happening. Randy Krotz explains the ad as “It’s a fabrication of how food is produced and fabrication that drives the sales for food they produce,” (http://www.politico.com) Then one day the scarecrow gets a seed and he moves out to the country and starts a farm. The first thing they grow is a chipotle than he raises cattle and chickens that are so happy and what not. In these ads you will never see a tractor, farmer, cattle eating, or any type of

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