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Oiltown, Oliveston is the home to the largest farm 

throughout the country.

Our farm is around 430 acres, about 

the average size of a farm in the 

United States. The size of this farm is 

due to the available farmland within 

the country which is also comparable 

to the US.

Based on the vast area available, 

commercial agriculture is practiced in 

Oiltown. Machinery is used, and includes a 

tractor, plow, seed drill, chaser bin, a drip 

irrigation system and others. These types 

of machines allow for mass production of a 

type of crop. Or, in the irrigation system's 

case, allows for many crops to be watered 

at once. 

This farm cultivates all organic crops. Since we are closely 

connected with countries near the Mediterranean that eat 

Mediterranean food, we believe in clean eating. Our 

government has similar views as us as far as clean eating, 

therefore they do provide subsidies.

Since Oliveston is not too large in size, we transport   all of our 

crops by truck. On average it takes about a day to a day and a 

half to transport crops from one side of the country to the other.

Since our country as a whole is about clean 

eating, the Oiltown farm does not have a 

specific target consumer. We supply to 

everyone in the country. 

Potential problems with the farm could include finances in general. 

Running an organic farm is not cheap and with subsidies at a smaller 

amount than they could be, if we do not make enough one season 

there is not much that we would be capable of doing. In order to solve 

these problems the farm could invest in livestock instead of relying 

solely on crops.

Our farm is located in the closest ring to 

the city since it would fall in the Horticulture 

category.

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