fodder crisis

Well. we have crisis after another.

If you read lile me the inevntory that ellsbeth post every day you see that fodder get very very very low.

Now if you read HOP, you see that sussex trader with corn will come very late.

That means we will be short in fodder before is arrival if nothing is done.

Now wiltshire and worcester is also short, i will try to contact Cornwall new TM about it.

But even if he have, that can take some day before he collect it and sent a trader.

That means somerset town need to provide it in the time in between.

Any idea to help in that please said so...

Corn is not a problem. We can provide the corn we need from our towns.

Wheat is the problem. As I have said I encourage new level 1s to raise wheat. Frankly I don't know where it is all going. The millers are not producing that much flour.
I will change my first field to wheat after the last piggie is gone.

We can breed with corn if we must. I will do that if we can not obtain the required amount of wheat.

If it's really such a crisis announce a short term decree that anyone that resides outside of Somerset caught purchasing corn or wheat in Somerset is prosecutable.

Bridgewater has over 150 bags of wheat to sell to the county as fodder as soon as Ellsbeth and I manage to be online at the same times

We have bought 150 bags of corn from GC

Great thank

Ellsbeth wrote:

the Sussex TM has apprised me this morning of the state of the trade we have in process:: His man leaves Thursday latest with the goods :: HHW 150 /Wool 25/ 2000 corn


Corrected fodder inventory totals after the overnight purchases are::

603 bags of corn Put on sale
179 wheat bags Put on sale

Gloucester always has excess corn, not always excess wheat, but plenty of corn. I have been buying for the Sheriff with cash grants!

We have bought 35 wheat and 50 corn from GC.

Corn is still very very low, any news from the CW trader? Because we are very low.

And Wheat also is not good, need more.

GC has some corn in stock and a small amount of wheat to spare.

I will speak to the mayor about it when she is available and issue her a grant.

In the mean time I suggest the count contact all the mayors of GC and encourage them to start posting the town markets again, I don't know why it stopped all of a sudden, so the TM can see what goods are available in excess.

I can issue her a grant if you arrange it.

That will not require trade points.

Madame Mayor Chardonnay of BW has been given a grant and provided the county with 174 wheat at 13.10 pounds.

Thank you Madame Councilor.

Granted to Madame mayor Budicca 880 pounds to purchase 27 wheat at 13 and 150 corn at 3.50.

Many thanks to all our mayors who have contributed to help maintain our county fodder program.

Allikath wrote:

Granted to Madame mayor Budicca 880 pounds to purchase 27 wheat at 13 and 150 corn at 3.50.

Psst, there's 50 corn on the Gloucester Market at 3.35. I don't much like fodder crises.

Thanks to councilor Krelian for 66 corn.

Allikath wrote:

Thanks to councilor Krelian for 66 corn.

This guy sounds like a real trooper. I think instead of the medal of honor; however, we should give him the medal of fodder.