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The Lucy Johnson farm is located in Mufasa 

city. The city has a small population of mostly 

farming people and there is plenty of land    to 

grow their various crops.   There is a large river 

nearby for irrigation as well as drinking water.  

The Lucy Johnson farm consists of 109 acres of 

farmable land. We are the only commercial farm in 

Mufasa City.

We choose commercial plantation farming because 

our farm makes more money selling to MDC's than 

if we chose subsistence farming. 

As a commercial farm, we provide crops to 

MDC's within Europe. We use many machines 

to farm our land. Tractors help us to harvest 

our crops more quickly and the cotton gin 

helps us to extract seeds from the cotton, a 

task that was once done by hand.  

These machines are important to the farm 

because they help us harvest the crops more 

quickly in order to get them to the MDC's 

faster. 

At the Lucy Johnson Farm, we grow cotton, 

sugarcane, and okra. These crops grow very 

well in our fertile soil and the climate is warm 

and sunny which promotes their growth. 

The Lucy Johnson Farm is subsidized by the 

countries we sell to in Europe. They grant us 

the money to buy our machines, fertilizers, 

and hire a labor force. In return, we sell our 

crops to them at a reduced price. 

In order to get our crops to Europe, we transport them 

by ship. We grow crops that don't spoil quickly so we 

can sail them to Europe.   If we had to fly our crops, it 

would be much more expensive to transport them.

Our target consumers are people who live in 

Europe. We sell our crops to them because they do 

not have the same resources that we do in Sub-

land Africa. Our soil is fertile and our climate 

permits us to grow lots of different crops. We grow 

the food that they cannot and they want the food 

they cannot grow.

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