1text -1 15 Farms 2text -1 30 Farms grow food for people to eat, and to 3text -1 40 supply the raw materials for mills. Farmers 4text -1 50 can sell food to markets. They deliver it 5text -1 60 by tractor, so do not need transport. However 6text -1 70 they can sell to transport if you wish. 7text -1 90 The left figure shows a market with a farm 8text -1 100 supplying food to it. The right figure shows 9text -1 110 almost the same situation, but the farm is 10text -1 120 not within range. The left market is full 11text -1 130 of food, the right one has none. 12 13icon 28 152 farm3.csi 14icon 103 160 market-full.csi 15icon 210 152 farm7.csi 16icon 338 160 market-low.csi 17 18tbutton 98 200 market.hlp Market 19text 170 180 Farm 20 21text -1 230 Farms need jobs to produce more than a minimal 22text -1 240 amount of food. Giving the farm power also 23text -1 250 increases the amount of food produced. 24text -1 260 Power, also includes 'old' style windmills 25text -1 270 that help the food to be processed, thus 26text -1 280 cutting down on waste. 27 28text -1 295 Note: In the above example there are no jobs 29text -1 305 being supplied to the markets 30text -1 315 so they would not produce much food. 31 32text 50 342 See also: 33tbutton 150 340 tech-level.hlp Tech-level 34tbutton 250 340 transport.hlp Transport 35tbutton 150 360 windmill.hlp Windmill 36tbutton 250 360 food.hlp Food 37 38