Passive Food Production Guide
Backyard Food Production:
- You don’t need extra workers, so everyone else can keep doing their usual jobs.
- You can put it anywhere; doesn’t matter if the soil is good or bad.
- It’s a big help in feeding your people and can make your population grow faster because of the food variety.
Vegetable Gardens:
- When setting up your plots for growing stuff, pick how big you want them based on what you’re planting.
- Go for bigger plots if you’re growing veggies or have fruit trees. Bigger plots let you plant more and also build houses, which helps avoid maxing out your population limit.
- A decent-sized garden can feed 10 families, which is pretty good. Also, having these plots near markets is a plus because it makes upgrading easier.
Chicken Coops:
- Size doesn’t matter for egg production, so just use small plots.
- One family can handle a chicken coop, so no need for big spaces.
- Having more chicken coops means more eggs, but remember that just because you have eggs, doesn’t mean there’ll be extras to sell. The more people in the plot, the more they’ll eat themselves.
Basically, plan your space wisely based on what you want to grow or raise, and think about how close you are to the market for easier upgrades.
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