Editing Goat (section)

== Overview ==

A goat field produces '''0.005''' {{Icon|Food}} and '''0.01''' {{Icon|Milk}} per m² per day. At 1 hectare (10,000 m²), this amounts to '''50''' {{Icon|Food}} and '''100''' {{Icon|Milk}} per day. Goat fields require only '''0.0004''' workers per m², meaning a 1-hectare field needs just '''4''' workers, fewer than both [[Sheep]] and [[Cow]] fields, which each require '''6''' workers per hectare.

Goats are the most {{Icon|Milk}}-efficient animal type, producing double the {{Icon|Milk}} of cows (+0.01 vs +0.005 per m²/day). Their {{Icon|Food}} output matches sheep at +0.005 per m²/day, which is half that of cows. Combined with their low worker requirement, goats offer the best ratio of total output per worker of any animal type.

Like all fields, goat fields are polygon-type buildings drawn directly on the map. Construction costs '''0.01''' of the biome's primary resource per m²: {{Icon|Wood}} in the [[Wood Biome]], {{Icon|Stone}} in the [[Stone Biome]], and {{Icon|Earth}} in the [[Earth Biome]]. A 1-hectare goat field therefore costs '''100''' of the biome resource. Goat fields are not available in the [[Arctic Biome]].

Fields cannot overlap with other [[Field]]s, [[Quarry|Quarries]], or [[Claypit|Claypits]] and must maintain a minimum distance of 1 meter from them.