One way of giving this vaccine is to corral the horses and funnel t...

One way of giving this vaccine is to corral the horses and funnel them for the shot. These are large smart mammals that will not want to be caught again and will actively try to prevent this. Instead of doing this, I thought genetically modifying plants that they would eat in their living areas or even made into feed for feeding stations would be safer for all involved. There is already a study which shows that growing plants that can produce the proteins previously introduced in the vaccines. One of the best parts is the plant cells act as a protective shell for the antigens from the stomach and internal acids. As the plant cell degrades, they act much like SpayVac’s patented delivery systems by releasing more antigens with every layer gone. If paired together the longevity may be extended and gain further internal reproductive protection. Another positive feature is that these modified plants do not need special growing methods, which will keep costs down. Future options could include types of grass or hay. If this were the case these could be planted across larger plots of land for free-range injections. This also lowers the cost of storage because there would no longer be a need for refrigeration or hazardous waste like syringes. Tracking them would be in the same step. The mammals will be ingesting infrared dyes that will be used to label the vaccine, more specifically the proteins used in the vaccine. This will be done during plant modification, so there is not an extra step. Once an animal uses a feeding station, cameras are triggered by motion. This will give digital proof of the animal ingesting the vaccination. Profiles can then be made for each animal. If mammals are free range feeding on modified hays or grass then drones will come in to play. They will have the capability to record the dyes after ingestion and also take pictures in the field for filing.

This is the idea we generated to give the vaccine to deer. Can you create a prototype of it? Write 100 to 150 word explaining how can these plant be used to vaccinate deer. One person says is to spray the plants with the vaccine. In prototyping you're giving concepts detail, form - you are bringing theme to life. To understand if your idea is desirable, feasible and viable, you need to play with it. To play with it without overusing company resources, build cheap and malleable prototypes of the solution.