b'eliminate deforestation from its supply chain by 2030. You may or may not put much stock in the Global Roundtable for Sustainable Beef, a multi-stakeholder initiative founded by McDonalds, Cargill, Walmart, and NGOs including World Wildlife Fund, the Rainforest Alliance and The Nature Conservancy to promote a beef value chain that is environ-mentally sound, socially responsible and economically viable.Smith & Wollensky, McDonalds and fake meat manufacturers are as different as different can be as business enterprises, yet all are cathe-drals. Cathedrals of the secular creed of not knowing where your food comes from. A progressive rabble-rouser might say that its as if wed decided to take communion three times a day at the Church of Commod-ification and Intermediation. A nurture capitalist would put it in more forgiving, non-confrontational terms. No one decided. It just happened. Over a few generations, we all became detached from the realities of food production one K ration, one can of SPAM, one Drive Thru, one bag of fertilizer, one $500,000 combine harvester, one bit of rainforest, one jar of Cascadian Farm Organic Fruit Spread, one TV dinner, one Twinkie at a time.Why does this matter? It goes back to entering into healthy relation-ships with cow, grass, soil, sun and one another. Which is more than just a matter of human and environmental health. It is a matter of trust.There may be nothing more central at this moment in time than the restoration of trust. 16'