Ivy felt much more reassured whenever she thought about it.
What was even better was that she had various machines capable of processing agricultural and animal products into useful byproducts. Milk could be turned into butter, curd, and other products, while numerous other machines could simplify different stages of production.
She had already arranged several of these machines inside her temporal storage.
If that was not enough, the temporal storage itself had allowed her to purchase ready-made machines through its special functions. She did not even need to spend much time manually processing the raw materials into their byproducts.
Therefore, Ivy was not particularly worried about running out of supplies.
As for fish and other aquatic animals, things had become even more convenient.
