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Abbgalia's Major Farm: Volfield

Abbgalia's major farm is 

located near our famous 

volcano because of the vast 

land area that surrounds 

the mountain.

WHY???

This land area provides a basis 

for dairy fsarms to have plenty 

of space for factories to 

produce a more than adequate 

supply of dairy produce.

The Size of Volfield

If you include the volcano itself, then the 

size of Volfield is about 500 acres, slightly 

more than the average US farm.   This 

spacious quality gives Volfield the ability to 

mass produce products!

WHY???

The reason we use so much 

land is because of a simple 

equation. Mo land=mo money

(=mo problems?)

What Type of Agriculture?

Here at Volfield we practice dairy farming.  

This is a form of agriculture in which animals, 

such as cattle are used for products such as 

milk, cheese, yogurt and at some point meat.  

We do our work manually to eliminate 

environmental exhausts.

WHY???

People who are well scholared know that obviously 

the dairy portion of Von Thunens 5 Ring Model is 

second in the circle.   This is because the products 

take up so much land.   The Volfield farm is very 

close to nearly every major city in Abbgalia, so it 

has a quality milkshed.

WHAT Do We Farm?

At Volfield we feel like cows are the 

most sensible animal to domesticate 

within our farm.   They have many uses, 

not only food but transportation for 

carts.   We will not use subsidies.

WHY???

Cows are the staple animal to 

domesticate, as said earlier.   But the 

reason we dont have government 

subsidies is to help ensure that money 

from the government goes into a more 

sensible department such as health care.

Transportation

Because Volfield's products can be 

highly perishable, we use a train to 

transport our products.   This fast 

transportation ensures a safe and 

healthy product for the consumer.

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