Farm Production

Ten to twenty percent of any one village's necessary food of any one type can come from any one farm. Note that farms are usually established in April through September. Farms may also elect what to produce. Examples include:

Crops for People
The types here are as varied as any diet known. Crops for people include vegetables and fruit, as well as grain and other products.

Crops for Animals
This is the primary way we feed or cattle and other farm animals. Hay is the most prevalent, but some vegetables and fruits supplement their diet.

Animals for Breeding
Some farms specialize in raising prize animals. The animals are pedigreed, and are sold to other farms, mostly for breeding purposes.

Animals for Production
Hens produce eggs. Hoaries produce very delicious milk. Ordinary cows, goats, sheep, and other fauna produce milk, and that milk can be used to make other milk based products, such as cheese. Other farms are used to produce fauna that is edible, and use their stock to feed the populace.

Crops for Seeds
At least part of every farm produces crops that will be harvested and later used to replant that crop.