Helping with Adventurer Party Management

"First of all, I'd like to make sure that the ideal farmer, as Paperino put it, is what kind of farmer?

That's different, this is different, it's easy to deny, but first take the task of trying to put the ideal image into words.

"Are you an ideal farmer..."

After a little thought, Paperino broke his finger for the ideal farmer.

"First, I want you to be rich. I am gaining more with my own talent and am good at using people. And the taxes are huge, is this the ideal farmer on the books?"

"Something I don't understand."

Sarah joins hands behind her head and leaks dissatisfaction.

Indeed, just listen to Paperino and you will see how Paperino does not know the farm site or the reality.

"Sarah, what kind of farmer is ideal?

When I shook the subject of what kind of farmer was ideal for a man who knew well the life of a peasant, the words overflowed like a running stream.

"Huh? Me? Yeah, well, you want livestock first. I don't mind chickens, but I'd be so happy to have a cow! Something that makes farming a field so much easier. I hope the fields are square and close to home and wide.

And you want to plant all kinds of wheat. oats, rye, barley and wheat as well as wheat. I want to change it depending on the season, and, well, wheat white bread is the best, but if the disease is endemic and wiped out, you'll have trouble, right?

Problem with the location. I say it's fruitful when it's close to the woods, but there are a lot of pigs and monsters, so the distance from the woods is troubling. Sure, you can shoot me with a bow, but sometimes you don't realize it's midnight, do you?

Ah! Uh, I'd like a garden field in the house, too. Family food is what you want to make in the garden fields. Plant peas on hedges, lentils on the inside, herbs grow in pots, garlic and onions grow even though they smell great. And some leaks make it tasty, don't they?

It would be convenient and nice to have a family only well, but it would be fun to talk to the neighbors in a co-well, and it would be so luxurious to have a bread kettle at home!

The house is made of solid stone with solid walls, all the floors are stretched with polished wooden slabs, and the wind and stuff doesn't blow in the winter, and the basement pantry is bigger, and there's a lot of storage. I'm glad the walls are lacquered so the rats don't come in.

The room, fu, is a couple's room and a large kitchen where they peel the bean shell together... "

You soaked up a world of paranoia along the way, your voice slowly dwarfed and you couldn't hear it.

Look back and speak to Paperino.

"This is what farmers think is the ideal life. I also feel a little biased. Any tips?

Speaking up, Paperino nodded small.

"First of all, you know what I'm meant to know and you have no idea. And before the deputy wrote the report, it also means he brought him out here."

"Right. So, what do we do?

"Right. When I heard what I was saying, did I think that we should still emulate the way rich farmers do it?"

"Well, I don't think the village chief was very productive."

"That's because the mayor's way consists of using the remnants like slaves"

"Hmm. Any other way?

"It is certain that we need workers to plow the fields as the village chief was doing. But do farmers who use it in ways other than manpower, for example, to replace their work with cattle, have large and abundant taxes?"

I can understand what Paperino is trying to say.

Farmers are also more efficient equipment per worker than is industry, which determines productivity, livestock whose symbol is typical of cattle.

Are you saying that a rich farmer, with a solid capital investment, is the ideal farmer?

"That's one way to look at it."

The view that agriculture has no magical ingenuity or technology, just that the difference between capital and equipment determines production, lacks romance, but is a step-by-step view of reality.

"Well, let's see what's actually going on at the next farmer"

While we were walking in the debate, the figure of the second farmer was approaching.