We explore two crucial and interconnected threats: a major disruption to the US food supply and a national cyber threat. The USDA projects a record US corn crop for the 2025-26 season, which, despite appearing abundant, could lead to a devastating price collapse for farmers already facing negative returns and high input costs. This contrasts with lower projected ending stocks for soybeans, creating a unique market signal. Simultaneously, the Cyber Security and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has flagged two actively exploited critical vulnerabilities (CVE 20258875 and CVE 202258876) in Enable RMM (Remote Monitoring and Management) software. This software is widely used by IT service providers for numerous local essential services, including pharmacies, food distributors, doctor's clinics, and town offices. A successful exploit against one IT provider could grant administrative-level access to the networks of all its clients, posing a significant "invisible supply chain risk" to local communities.