Large Farm grows and sells hundreds of thousands of apples to grocery stores in the region each year. In one contract, Farm sells "5,000 ripe Granny Smith Apples" to Smith Groceries. These apples are packed in cardboard boxes, each contained 3 layers of plastic trays that hold apples in place on the trays so they don't get damages in shipping. When the apples arrive at Smith Groceries and are unpacked, the following problems are discovered:

(1) many of the apples were picked far too early and are too far from ripe to be sold;

(2) for some of the boxes, the Farm workers did not use the protective plastic trays to hold each apple but merely filled the boxes with unprotected apples such that many of the apples in those boxes were so severely damaged in shipping that they could not be sold.

Explain in some detail just what if any Breach of Warranty claims Smith Groceries might make against the Farm and be sure to discuss any relevant legal principles.