Bag of wheat

You can't eat it but it can be used by the peasant to sow a wheat field, by the miller to produce flour and so on. Produced by a peasant.

The bag of wheat is:

• a field product:
  • supplied by a peasant's wheat field
• an intermediate product:
  • utilised as a raw material by:
    • the sheriff to feed the animals of the county
    • the carpenter to make a rustic latrine
    • the monks to make bags of malt in their monastery's brewery
    • the miller to make bags of flour
    • the peasant to sow the wheat field
    • the sculptor to make earthen plaster walls
      
      

It can be sold or bought on the village market between 10.00 and 25.95 pounds.

It has a weight of 10.

Note:

• It is therefore useless to buy it if you are not a peasant with a wheat field, a sheriff, a carpenter, a trade minister, a travelling merchant, a mayor, a miller or a sculptor.
  
  

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