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My farm is next to the city of 

Freetown with forest on the opposite 

side. We are located at this city's 

location because it has good 

transportation opportunities. We do 

not want the dairy products to spoil 

you see.

My farm is roughly 5 acres across. We do not need 

much land because we keep all of our cows in a two 

acre plot of land and rotate them throughout sections 

of that land. They get to eat grass and grow 

organically. We also do not have a very big population 

so we don't need many cows which means less land.

Based off my location and size, my farm is actually 

subsistence. It is used only to provide dairy for our 

trainees and we do not sell it, which would indicate 

commercial. 

We do not use machinery, we have trainees to help 

us with milking the cows among other things.Since 

we are a dairy farm, our livestock consists of cows, 

and our food products are milk, yogurt, cheese, et 

cetera. We are subsidized by our government 

because we produce for military training cadets. 

They do not pay for their meals, so the 

government does. The government uses the money 

we get exporting nuclear bombs to pay us.

We do not have any target consumers because we 

are a subsistence farm producing dairy for military 

trainees.

My farm is in ring one of Von Thunen's model. We 

produce dairy so we need to be close to the city because 

of perishability. Perishability of dairy is very high so we 

must be at a close proximity to the market.

Not much of our economy is based off of our agriculture. We 

make our big bucks by trading and exporting AK 47's, 

explosives in general, and nuclear bombs. We also can sustain 

ourselves fairly well by living off the land so we do not have to 

spend much of our money on food for our people.

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