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Problem on demand curve shifting right

Can someone help me in finding out the right answer from the given options. Soybean farming is very much competitive, and United States is the major producer. The soybean mold carried on kangaroo rat fur devastates this year’s crop. This blight is eventually least likely to cause the market: (1) Supply curve of soy to shift to left. (2) Demand curve for the soy to shift to right. (3) Demand curve for corn to right. (4) Price of corn to rise.

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