Write a research paper and talk about factory farming. writer source from were you can support the paper but you might need to look for at least 2 more it is required below i is the instruction you can use the introduction This research paper is about factory farming you can use this introduction below This essay will discuss the method and processes (explain how it works and what it is) involved in factory farming and the damages it does to the environment and our lives (identify and explain the damages it does). Because of how destructive it is,This paper will discuss one of those safer, alternative methods. Introduce that method here. 1) discuss and explain and give some background about the method2) discuss its damages to the earth and living creates3) Explain an alternative method and why its goodRules:1.When citing a source that has page numbers, first put the author’s last name in parenthesis, then follow with the page number, not the other way around. Example: Correct: (Smith 43) Incorrect (43 Smith)2) Citing MLA from a source that has no page numbers, if the source has no page numbers but has a chapter or other sectioning demarcation, put that demarcation in the citation parenthesis after the author’s last name. For example, if you were citing from an online chapter from a book written by John Smith called “The Repercussions of Confinement Farming” (that’s the book chapter, not book title) you would cite as follows: (Smith “The Repercussions of Confinement Farming”). The book title goes into the Works Cited page, not the quote citation if there is a chapter noted). Remember that books are not put in quotes; they are italicized. If no chapters or other sections, just put the author’s name (Smith).3). If quoting from an author you are using several sources from in your paper, cite the title of the selection after the name. For example, if I were drawing on two Wendell Berry sources in my paper, such as The Unsettling of America and “The Pleasures of Eating,” I would need to cite the title after the author after what I quote, to distinguish for my reader the source to which I refer