Animals are the ones who get hit hard. When you are overexposed to the sun, you get tired and don't feel like moving, but just stay in one place. The animals have no motivation to move and this is devastating for farmers. If your livestock refuse to cooperate, you will be unable to support your family, limiting production, availability and fertility. Why should we worry? We love to eat and have our favorite foods. If there is no production, we will not have access to much of it. It allows us to explore different types of foods, but deep down we want our favorite dish. The USDA informs farmers of these changes so they can be aware of them and be able to act quickly and not wait until it's too late. With excessive heat, some crops will not be able to grow or will be damaged. This can also bring unwanted animals that have never been able to live in that area. If crops are damaged, the lack of production for that specific crop will slow down. For example, corn makes a huge profit in today's market, ranging from penicillin, starch, sugar, ethanol, oil and glue. If corn production is slowed, farmers will lose money and these products will cease to exist. Penicillin saves the lives of diabetics and if they cannot access it, their health and life will slowly deteriorate