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Erieville's main farm, Erieville Acres, is located right outside of 

Central Erieville, the capital of the country. The location of the 

farm is important because Central Erieville is very populated city 

and a main market of business for the farm. Erieville Acres 

prides itself in providing the freshest ingredients to its 

costumers, therefore the closer it is to Central Erieville, the 

easier it is for this goal to be accomplished

Erieville Acres sits on about 600 acres of luscious 

farmland. This is due to the various types of crops grown 

there, and the high demand of those crops. The lack of 

farms in Erieville is also a reason for the large farm size.

Erieville is a very eco-friendly country. They pride themselves in 

farming in a sustainable, yet environmentally savvy way. 

Erieville Acres practices commercialized farming using organic 

methods. This way they can not only produce the healthiest 

products possible, but in an efficient, timely manner as well. In 

order to provide such efficiency they do use basic machinery 

such as tractors, plows, and cultivators. They strive to use 

antique machinery however, because it reduces the amount of 

petroleum needed to make new equipment, thus reducing their 

carbon footprint.

The main crop grown at Erieville Acres is rice. This rice is 

distributed throughout Erieville and exported worldwide. Along 

with this, sugarcane, coffee beans, bananas and various citrus 

fruits are cultivated there. These crops are in very high demand 

for the people of Erieville and grow well in the climate. At Erieville 

acres, there is also various types of livestock that are raised in the 

healthiest conditions such as cows, chickens, and pigs. The meats 

of the animals are then transferred to Central Erieville and sold 

there. Erieville Acres is subsidized by the government because the 

government believes in the healthfulness of its people. Since 

organic food is more costly to produce, they want to make it less 

expensive for the people to purchase.

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