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There once (and still is) a coconut farm in the town 

of Coconut Water City. 

The farm is 110 acres because a lot of 

land is needed to grow enough 

coconuts to feed the Coconutarians. 

Plantation Farming is practiced because of the 

size of the country and the high demand for 

coconuts. This country believes in organic 

products and no GMOs, so it takes longer to 

grow the crops. The farm requires lots of 

machinery, like tractors, wheelbarrows, trucks, 

rakes, and a center pivot irrigation system. 

This farm only grows coconuts because it has 

the highest demand and they are the hardest to 

grow, so coconuts are the main focus. Farmers 

like supporting Coconutarians and giving them 

what they want. They don’t take subsidies from 

the government because they grow coconuts for 

love, not money. 

Coconuts are transported by trucks and 

other motorized vehicles to be 

distributed around the small island of 

Coconut.

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