Fruit of the Plant, Inc., agrees to sell a certain quantity of a high-quality grain seed to Grange Co-op. Fruit of the Plant can obtain only half of the quantity ordered, so the seller also ships a lesser quality seed in twice the amount of the remainder of the order for the same price. Grange Co-op rejects the lesser quality seed. With time for performance not yet expired, Fruit of the Plant can

a. attempt to cure the defect.

b. cancel the contract.

c. resell or dispose of the seed and hold Grange Co-op liable for any loss.

d. recover the amount of its expected profit plus incidental damages.

Based on the information provided within the question it can be said that Fruit of the Plant can attempt to cure the defect. This is because time for performance of a contract refers to the amount of time in which one party must meet the agreed upon requirements of the contract. Therefore since that time has not yet expired for Fruit of the Plant, then they can try something else to make up for the missing high quality grain seed that Grange Co-op will accept.