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Abbgalia's largest farm is in Preston, Abbgalia, about 

halfway between New Dublin and Yeetville, on 

Abbgalia's very fertile peninsula. It is here because 

there is a lot of room and the land is very fertile. 

It is 3,388 acres large, because it has sheep, 

turkeys,pigs, and cows in it as well as about 

25% of it being farmland to grow potatoes, 

wheat, oats, barley, rye, and corn. It grows 

these because these are the main staples of 

Abbgalian diets, and there aren't lots of other 

commercial farms in Abbgalia. 

This farm is a commercial farm, because there aren't 

many large farms in Abbgalia and most farms in 

Abbgalia are subsistence farms. This farm will use 

machinery to farm the crops,like lots of other farms, but 

no machinery is used to slaughter or herd animals that 

is all done by hand or by sheep dog,and all the animals 

have enough space to live and are not genetically 

engineered. 

Examples of Machinery Used

Tractor

Mechanized Reaper

Plough

Backhoe

Although subsidized farms in Abbgalia are 

rare,this Farm is subsidized by the government 

because it is by far the largest and because it 

is mostly organic, the products would just be 

too expensive for the public and therefore is 

why it is subsidized by the government.

Since Abbgalia is a small 

country(approximatley the size of New Jersey)

no planes or boats are needed all products are 

transported out by truck.

The largest farm in Abbgalia's target consumers are the 

regular people of Abbgalia. Preston Farms sells mostly 

wholesale to organic grocery stores, who sell to the 

people of Abbgalia because there is an organic 

movement in Abbgalia, and the demand for organic food 

is very high.

One of the potential problems with Preston Farms is 

that the price may be high for organic foods. But 

since it is subsidized by the government, the price is 

never too high. Also the cold harsh winters 

sometimes slow down production, but crops that can 

grow underground during the winter thrive, while 

summer crops are grown in the springtime and the 

summer. 

About 9.5% of Abbgalias economy comes from 

Agriculture, because of its surprisingly fertile land.

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