For agriculture at large I wonder if that's not going to be the final economic state everywhere in the world, regardless of government. That's just more efficient. Is there anywhere in the world where this trend is reversing and looking healthy?
It's literal Econ 101 that economies of scale push towards monopolization. It's why we used to have anti-trust laws in the US.
Unless you only look at the financial side of things, and only from the perspective of the larger corps benefiting from this trend, it's not healthy at all.
I'm asking for counterexamples which are healthy. What is the leading example in your mind?