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--- province:cultivation [2017/11/30 16:34] – admin
+++ province:cultivation [2017/12/01 12:21] (current) – admin
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 **Cultivation** is a province value which measures the amount of land that has been prepared for agriculture.
+Cultivation is necessary for [[Production:Good Types|Agriculture]].
 Cultivation is limited by **Maximum Cultivation**, which is determined by the following factors:
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   * [[Terrain|Terrain Modifiers]]
-Cultivation is modified by the following factors:
+Cultivation changes naturally based on **Maximum Farmed Land**, which is determined by the amount of [[Population:Rural Population]] engaged in [[Production:Good Types|Agriculture]] modified by **Cultivation Efficiency**, which determines how much Cultivation one unit of Rural Population can actively use and maintain.
-  * [[Population:Rural Population]]
+    * If Maximum Farmed Land is less than Cultivation, Cultivation will decrease, as land goes untended. (However, [[Population:Population Growth]] also increases under these circumstances.)
-    * If Rural Population is less than Cultivation, Cultivation will decrease, as land goes untended. (However, [[Population:Population Growth]] also increases under these circumstances.)
+    * If Maximum Farmed Land is greater than Cultivation, Cultivation will increase, toward Maximum Cultivation. (However, this circumstance may also lead to [[Population:Migration]].)
-    * If Rural Population is greater than Cultivation, Cultivation will increase, toward Maximum Cultivation. (However, this circumstance may also lead to [[Population:Migration]].)
-  * Governments can spend resources to increase Cultivation in a province, to allow for faster Population Growth.
+Governments can also spend resources to increase Cultivation in a province, to allow for faster Population Growth.