The Starfield Farming Sovereign (Elizabeth Schofield) novel Chapter 367

Chapter 367 The Blueprint of an Oasis

Yet housing was only the most basic guarantee of survival.

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With nearly two thousand new arrivals, combined with the existing staff and residents, the farm’s population was now approaching three thousand-surpassing even some small colonial outposts in the kingdom.

With so many people putting down roots here, truly allowing them to live and work in peace, and transforming the farm into a vibrant, sustainable home, would require far more than simple shelter.

Hospitals. Schools. Commerce. A more advanced storage and logistics network. Deeper product processing facilities. Recreational spaces. A stronger security system. A more efficient internal transportation network… The list went on and on. There was simply too much that needed to be planned and built.

For most people, facing such a massive and complex undertaking would have been overwhelming.

But as Elizabeth looked out over the thriving new community and the lush, green fields, what surged within her wasn’t stress, but excitement.

Construction.

Planning.

Creation.

Wasn’t this exactly what she had always dreamed of?

A dream she had never realized back on Earth in the twenty-first century, or even in that other world she once knew. And now, at last, she had the chance to build something from nothing.

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She could take a barren land and, with her own hands, turn it into the home she envisioned-a sanctuary, a stronghold, perhaps even something far greater in the future.

Every brick and every inch of land would carry her vision.

The process itself was filled with unmatched satisfaction and the thrill of challenge.

How could she possibly feel overwhelmed?

She could hardly wait.

Without hesitation, she immediately gathered the farm’s core management team: Tiffany, who oversaw internal affairs and personnel; Fiona, in charge of production and sales; Melton, responsible for security and external operations; Adam, handling infrastructure and internal coordination; and Skylar, who would soon take charge of transportation and trade routes.

“The housing issue is mostly resolved. Good work, everyone,” Elizabeth began directly, her gaze sweeping over their slightly tired but still sharp expressions. “But this is only the first step. From here on, the farm enters a new phase of a large-scale period of construction and integration. We need a clearer, long-term, and far more detailed master plan.”

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She activated a holographic projector, sketching out the farm’s current rough layout against a blank star

map.

It showed an irregular green zone that represented the cultivated farmland and planned planting areas, dotted with several smaller clusters marking the residential zone, storage area, and entry market.

“This is where we are now,” Elizabeth said, her fingers gliding across the projection. “And this is where I want us to go.”

Her expression sharpened with focus. Her hand moved like a master artist’s brush, rapidly outlining. filling, and annotating across the hologram.

The core residential zone would be expanded and upgraded from its current foundation. Residential clusters: Beyond the temporary eco-pod settlements, multiple housing zones would be designated, offering permits and standardized designs for various home types-single-family houses. townhouses, and apartments. Employees would be encouraged to apply and build based on their contributions and needs, gradually forming layered, community-oriented neighborhoods.

Medical and health center: A comprehensive medical facility would be established, including emergency care, general treatment, a small operating room, rehabilitation services, and a dedicated “mental power stabilization and observation unit.”

Priority would be given to essential medical equipment and emergency systems, with remote consultation links established to major hospitals in the capital.

Education complex: A full educational system would be introduced, from childcare to primary and secondary schooling. Qualified teachers would be recruited to offer courses in general education, basic sciences, agricultural knowledge, and even mecha design.

An additional “skills training and night school center” would be open to all staff, teaching farming techniques, machinery operation, and mecha-related knowledge.

Commerce and services: A central pedestrian street would be developed, hosting small supermarkets, general stores, clothing shops, and casual dining spots. It would meet daily needs while gradually forming an internal economic loop.

At the same time, a large external trade market would be planned to sell the farm’s products and services.

A unified logistics hub and internal transit stations would also be established.

Public spaces: Including a central plaza, parks, playgrounds, sports fields, and community centers. They would enhance the quality of life and strengthen social bonds.

As for production and processing, these areas would require significant expansion and upgrades,

The farming zones would continue to expand, while a dedicated area of similar scale would be set aside for raising domesticated, edible livestock.

Product processing and storage center: A large-scale integrated facility that far exceeded the current one would be built. It would include sorting, cleaning, and packaging lines for produce; primary food processing workshops for dried fruits, pickled vegetables, sauces, flour, rice noodles, and soy-based

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products; and, in the future, advanced processing units for juice, jam, and nutritional extract production.

Supporting this would be a network of large, intelligent warehouses with temperature and humidity control, optimizing inventory management.

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