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 [[File:Farmland.jpg|right|560px|thumb]]
-'''Farmland''' is a [[Facilities|facility]] of universal presence in any [[6-mile Hex Map|6-mile hex]] that's [[Groups|inhabited]], specifically of types-7 through -1.  Most often, [[Farming (sage ability)|cultivation]] is rectangular in form, with open or closed yards, surrounding or within walking distance of the house proper.  This is true whether or not the farmer and family owns the land, or if, as in the case of [[Estate|estate]] farming, the designated farmland of a serf or peasant is laid out in lots side by side with those of other families.  Farmland in such cases is overseen by a [[Hayward]], who carries the authority of the local [[Squire|squire]] or [[Noble|noble]], but normally farms are managed by individual families.  Typically, the farmland owned by a single family is split into multiple fields, typically with each covering between 7 to 10 acres.
+'''Farmland''' is a [[Facility|facility]] of universal presence in any [[6-mile Hex Map|6-mile hex]] that's [[Groups|inhabited]], specifically of types-7 through -1.  Most often, [[Farming (sage ability)|cultivation]] is rectangular in form, with open or closed yards, surrounding or within walking distance of the house proper.  This is true whether or not the farmer and family owns the land, or if, as in the case of [[Estate|estate]] farming, the designated farmland of a serf or peasant is laid out in lots side by side with those of other families.  Farmland in such cases is overseen by a [[Hayward]], who carries the authority of the local [[Squire|squire]] or [[Noble|noble]], but normally farms are managed by individual families.  Typically, the farmland owned by a single family is split into multiple fields, typically with each covering between 7 to 10 acres.
 Settlements add +1 bread when they occur, so with regards to farming, advance the hex-type upwards with regards to statistics.

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 [[Hamlet]]<br>
 [[Hammer (symbol)]]<br>
 [[Open-field Farming]]<br>
 [[The Adventure]]<br>

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 [[Hamlet]]<br>
 [[Hammer (symbol)]]<br>
 [[The Adventure]]<br>
 [[Type-7 Hex]]
 [[Category: Facilities]]

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 See also,<br>
 [[Hammer (symbol)]]<br>
 [[The Adventure]]<br>

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 == Society ==
-'''Bread-2''': residents are [[Squatter|squatters]], self-describing themselves sometimes as pioneers and settlers.  They don't own the land they work but at the same time the land is also unclaimed by any one entity except the realm.  They are subject to occasional [[Tax Farmer|tax farmers]].  Typically, they dwell in [[Hovel (dwelling)|hovels]], supported by unsheltered gong boxes located 60 ft. distant from house.
+'''Bread-2''': residents are [[Squatter|squatters]], self-describing themselves sometimes as pioneers and settlers.  They don't own the land they work but at the same time the land is also unclaimed by any one entity except the realm.  They are subject to occasional [[Tax Farming|tax farmers]].  Typically, they dwell in [[Hovel (dwelling)|hovels]], supported by unsheltered gong boxes located 60 ft. distant from house.
 '''Bread-3''': residents are variously [[Freeholder|freeholders]] with land rights, [[Tenant Farmer|tenant farmers]] paying taxes to a landlord or serfs subject to a local [[Squire|squire]], [[Knight's Fee|knight]] or minor [[Nobility|noble]].  Serfs dwell in hovels; tenant farmers in daub & wattle houses between 300 and 450 sq.ft.  Freeholder dwellings are some 50% larger than those of tenants and incorporate wooden floors and support beams above an underground cellar.  Tenant and freeholder farms include a semi-enclosed yard, with ancillary cowshed, coop, pig pen, and roofed outhouse.  As hex type increases, yards become more developed, accumulating up to 7 or 8 buildings, including a [[Barn|barn]].

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	'''Farmland''' is a [[Facilities\|facility]] of universal presence in any [[6-mile Hex Map\|6-mile hex]] that's [[Groups\|inhabited]], specifically of types-7 through -1. Most often, these farms are rectangular in form, with open or closed yards, surrounding or within walking distance of the house proper. This is true whether or not the farmer and family owns the land, or if, as in the case of [[Estate\|estate]] farming, the designated farmland of a serf or peasant is laid out in lots side by side with those of other families. Farmland in such cases is overseen by a [[Hayward]], who carries the authority of the local [[Squire\|squire]] or [[Noble\|noble]], but normally farms are managed by individual families. Typically, the farmland owned by a single family is split into multiple fields, typically with each covering between 7 to 10 acres.		'''Farmland''' is a [[Facilities\|facility]] of universal presence in any [[6-mile Hex Map\|6-mile hex]] that's [[Groups\|inhabited]], specifically of types-7 through -1. Most often, these farms are rectangular in form, with open or closed yards, surrounding or within walking distance of the house proper. This is true whether or not the farmer and family owns the land, or if, as in the case of [[Estate\|estate]] farming, the designated farmland of a serf or peasant is laid out in lots side by side with those of other families. Farmland in such cases is overseen by a [[Hayward]], who carries the authority of the local [[Squire\|squire]] or [[Noble\|noble]], but normally farms are managed by individual families. Typically, the farmland owned by a single family is split into multiple fields, typically with each covering between 7 to 10 acres.