Should factory farming be phased out within ten years?

I feed four kids on a grocery budget that is already stretched thin, and chicken is the protein that makes the math work. The Bureau of Labor Statistics tracks food prices closely, and meat and eggs remain the most affordable complete proteins per dollar precisely because of scale. BLS. Phasing out factory farming in ten years means the price of that chicken doubles or triples, and no amount of talk about true cost accounting fills my kids' lunchboxes. Wealthy shoppers can already buy pasture-raised everything at Whole Foods. A phaseout is a regressive tax on poor families dressed up as virtue, and the people cheering loudest for it are the ones who will never feel the price.