Manor Lords Guide: Best Way To Feed Your City 

Cheers! Had 71 people hungry with winter approaching, farming was doing my head in. Now i have 3k carrots and unlimited funds 😅

When he showed the 4000+ vegetables and 4000+ apples 😂

Thanks. In my previous world my villagers overthrew me because I wasn't producing enough food. Hopefully this will make them happier

well that confirmed my suspicion when my large farms just weren't pumping out enough bread. Also, in what world do backyard chicken coops and goat pens NOT produce at least SOME meat? I was shocked when I realized that.

I actually always use veg and apples for food before reaching year two or three to actually farm!!! Food was never problem, markets do really need a rework !!!!

I really like apple orchards, but they are bugged I think. They dont get moved to the markets and just stack up in the houses no mater how many apples I still have in total they just wont eat them.

Hmm... the studio has A LOT of work to do, because this is meant to be fun and relaxing. They need to make the farming more intuitive because you wouldn't assume that you're meant to stretch houses instead when actual farms has its own tab on the bar. Trading is also set up weird/annoyingly. I wouldn't make it a "desired surplus", I would make it desired amount per trade trip. The return/cost doesn't seem to work correctly at the minute, as despite only exporting, I lose wealth faster than I'm earning it

Have you concidered posting this in the dsicord feedback section? Maybe Greg sees it!

For carrots/veggies at the back of the house; does it have to be on fertile ground? Or is that more specific to that specific farming crop when you look at the layers of fertility in the UI?

i wonder if the size and having dual family plots increase the output of vegetable. I have 3 very big plots, dual families and they seem to only to be able take care of 2/3 of the ground provided for veggies. in Orcharts for apples its even less. 1 Morgen of land for a plot, means 2/3 Veggies, and 1/2 for apples. they wont plant more apple trees and ware not able to plow and sow in one 4-year season. -> but i will test it a bit more, if dual plots do change the yields, it should definetly show. My city is in the ALL fertile land, so i can only compare the yields on that part :)

Why can't I buy anything from Trading Post, I click buy and I was deducted but the carriages just go to the trading point and then go back, they don't bring any items back

I have a lot of eggs... then i am multiplying sheep to sell or multiply more. Apples 🍎 are kind of buggy i heard. :/ 🤔 i sold some firewood, and then i replant trees. Will get honey when I can.

It might help your distribution if you place a couple smaller "Local" markets that can cover the far corners of your housing area.

Hmm I just had an interesting thing where I had carrot and chicken farms for all my level one houses but the second I got them too level two I suddenly had two hundred carrots and fifty eggs in one day😂😂😂

Do you have to do anything specifically to get then to put apples in the market? I was watching the stream yesterday and have tried changing a granary house to apples only, but they won't go collect them or put them in the market, so I have lots of apples in the houses, but they don't ever get used.

bruh i have -1 food im so dead im not joking about the -1 it says -1

What's the third type then? For when you have level 3 houses

Does this mean you need to have a manor early to do taxes?

Policies dont even make sense.

how i get my peasants to pick up the vegetables ? i made the farms, and i see them grow , but still 0 being produced since they won't harvest it.

I can't get my ppl to harvest the damn vegetables.

how do u keep the fuel up too on a city this big?