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The Farming Game
The Game Invented on the Seat of a Tractor Hundreds of Thousands Sold! This classic family board game "is better than MonopolyŽ" - it's every bit as competitive, but it doesn't require you to do anyone dirty to win. You start with a job in town and a small farm you've inherited. The object is become the first player to be able to quit your job and farm full time - if you can do that without going broke, you win the game! You harvest your crops by the roll of the dice - dodging droughts, international market fluctuations, and crop-eating insects. You finagle to buy land, cattle, and equipment, and dream up side deals to cut with the neighbors.
Whether you are a real life Farmer or an Apartment Dweller this game can make you laugh at some of Life's calamities. No two years on the Farm are ever the same.
THE FARMING GAMEŽ is so realistic it's used in thousands of schools, but fun enough to keep family and friends howling with laughter long past their bedtimes.
Here's what players from across the country have to say: "Really love it. It has MonopolyŽ beat by a country mile" - West Virginia "My Husband and I are hopelessly addicted to the game." - Colorado "Congratulations on the best new game we've seen in ages." - Massachusetts "I've been farming all my life and love your game" - Washington
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Plow
the Back Forty on your Kitchen Table:
THE
FUN! ***BEST BET AWARD 2000*** Farm-tastic! This board game was a
surprise hit with young entrepreneurs who enjoyed the ins and outs
of keeping a farm operating and thriving financially. Players got
to "own" a farm and had to buy crops, fruit trees, cows, a tractor
and a harvester in order to expand their business. Players began
each game with no money--they were extended a credit line--but if
they planned their farm wisely and managed their debt, they could
make money while getting a good yield from the harvest. Players
could also fall victim to "farmer's fate" in which unexpected
disasters or expenses arose. Sound like real life? Kids thought
this game was wonderful, and enjoyed playing it again and again.
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