In the competitive world of modern agriculture, a father, Henry Whipple, ambitiously pushes his family farm towards expansive growth, motivated by a desire to hand over a prosperous legacy to his sons. Caught up in the high-stakes game of land acquisition and genetically modified seeds, he struggles to stay afloat in an industry dominated by corporate giants. Despite his efforts to bring his reluctant son, Dean, into the family business, Henry faces constant resistance. Dean harbors dreams of becoming a professional race car driver, seeing it as his ticket out of the rural life and away from the pressures of agricultural success. Their conflicting aspirations set the stage for familial tensions, as Henry's push for agricultural dominance tests the bounds of ethics and loyalty.

Amid these pressures, the Whipple family's dynamics further unravel when they confront a sudden threat that could destroy their business and legacy. This crisis forces Henry and Dean to reassess their ambitions and the cost of their pursuits. The tension between father and son escalates, highlighting the chasm between their dreams and the reality of their situation. The unfolding drama delves into themes of succession, legacy, and the personal sacrifice required to achieve one's ambitions. As they navigate these challenges, the story probes the morality of their decisions and the impact on their relationships and future.