Farm Planner

1. Set what each species is worth to you — per head, per kilo, or per egg, whichever is how you actually sell.
2. These prices drive every money figure in the app: what a batch is worth, what a death cost, what the year is projected to bring.
3. Leave one unset and anything depending on it reports nothing rather than guessing. That is deliberate — a made-up price reads as fact.
4. Water is priced here too, per litre, because it is an input like any other and most farms are paying for it.

These are your prices, not market rates. If you sell at the farm gate for less than the market, put your figure in — the app is trying to tell you what your farm makes, not what it could theoretically make.