My Own Village Farming

Welcome to our farm. Make a better world through healthy eating.

About this game my first farm:

Farming is the process of cultivating the soil, growing crops, and raising livestock (animals) such as chickens, sheep, roosters, donkeys, cows, horses, or hens, among others. By growing crops, we can get fresh vegetables, fruits, and spices, which we consume as food every day. By raising animals we have the opportunity to get our food fresh milk and dairy products from the milk that we have acquired. The farmers contribute a great deal of time and effort to the cultivation and raising of vegetables and livestock. A farmer's work is both challenging and stimulating at the same time.

A vegetable or crop plant can be grown in several ways. First, the soil must be prepared, then seeded with selected seeds and the soil must be fertilized with fertilizers. Later it is irrigated and weeds are collected. At the end of the process, the vegetables or crops are harvested and stored in a safe location until they are needed.

Growing animals is the process of raising, feeding, breeding, and taking care of domestic animals. Animals such as cattle, sheep, goats, pigs, chickens, ducks, rabbits, and bees are all animals that produce useful products such as meat, fiber, milk, eggs, and other by-products. Animals are also used in irrigation, ploughing, transportation, and so on.

CHICKEN FARMING:

Chickens are raised for meat, eggs, and also for their feathers. There are many health benefits in having chicken meat and eggs daily as it is a food rich in protein. Cooked chicken meat and eggs are a source of essential vitamins and minerals. Chicken is easy to include in a wide range of healthy meal choices and cuisines. Here we will raise chickens by providing a house, and then feed them water and food. They go to the house when they feel sleepy.

SHEEP FARMING:

Sheep are raised for milk, meat, and fur. Fur can be used like a winter coat to keep us warm by trapping heat. Milk and meat are good sources of vitamins and minerals, which are essential for proper growth and development, as well as a healthy immune system. In this game we provide the sheep with a shelter for sleeping, providing food and water. We wash the sheep, trim all the hair from their bodies, and make a coat from the collected fur. The coats are kept in the shop for sale.

COW FARMING:

Cow farming is done for milk and meat; they are also raised for ploughing, irrigation, and transportation purposes. Milk and meat are healthy sources of vitamins and minerals. In this game, we build a house, construct a fence around the house and raise the cow inside the fence to protect it. Giving proper food and water keeps the cow healthy. We collect milk from them and keep it in the shop for sale. We also make cheese from the collected milk and keep it in the shop for sale.

VEGETABLE AND CROP FARMING:

Crops and vegetables are a rich source of protective elements like minerals, salts, vitamins, and other chemical substances. This helps us maintain good health and cheer. Our farm cultivates corn, wheat, eggplant, and potatoes. We sow the seeds, water them, and provide sunlight and fertilizers for the plants to grow healthy. We use pesticides to get rid of the pests of the plants. When the crops and vegetables are ready we harvest them and keep them in the shop for sale.

Features of the game:

• Nurture hens, cows, and sheep to get milk, eggs, and fur

• Harvest crops and vegetables like corn, wheat, eggplant, and potatoes.

• Learn how the crops and vegetables are grown

• Learn how to take care of the animals that give us milk, eggs, and fur.

• The graphics, sound, and animation are superb

• Sell your milk, eggs, and fur, and buy the vegetable and crop seeds from that money

• Sell your vegetables and crops in the shop and save money to buy other needs.

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