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There are many farms across Oliveston! Many 

of them are found in and around the town of 

Michella Commune. Many of them also produce 

olives, olive oil, grapes, wine, sheep, goats, 

and lanolin oil from sheep.

This is the Dubois family, who own a plantation 

farm that grows olives and makes olive oil.

The Dubois family owns a large plantation farm 

in northern Michella Commune. They grow 

olives to ship to Helena to produce.

They use many machines and have a lot of 

workers that help grow and harvest the olives. 

If they didn't have these friendly workers, it 

would be far too much work for the Dubois 

family to maintain.

Their farm is 100 hectacres. This allows them 

to make so many olives for the olive oil.

Because their farm is what is called a 

commercial farm, they receive money from the 

government grow olives. This is known as a 

subsidy.

But the Dubois family loves growing olives so 

much, they would do it even without the money 

from the Oliveston government!

When the delicious olives are ripe, the Dubois 

family has many trucks come and take the 

freshly picked olives to Helena, where they are 

made into oil.

Olivestonians all around the country enjoy 

Dubois Family Olive Oil. Some of it is even 

shipped out of the country by boat to countries 

like Coconut, Erieville, Drayland, the UK, the 

US, and other European countries. It is easy to 

get olive oil around the world, and it's so tasty 

that everyone wants some.

The Dubois family is often worried that there 

will not be enough rain or too much rain for 

their crops. But by the use of machines, they 

don't have to worry as much.

Sometimes the olive trees will get diseases or 

insects that eat the olives. Using pesticides and 

herbicides, there isn't as much of this.

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