/*
 * Really, we're unsure of the emotional state of the farmer.  However,
 * a sad farmer does not seem as amusing.  Plus, since IRC does not
 * convey emotion, it is safe to assume that the farmer is always
 * happy.
 */
typedef struct {

        /*
         * A farm may be either personal, or collectively owned.  In Atheme terms,
         * this means it's owned by an entity instead of a user class.  In terms of
         * the Chairman Mao communist revolution of 1969, this means that some farms
         * are the People's Happy Farms of Increased Profitability.  Either way,
         * it means that we use a myentity_t as our derived base.
         */
        myentity_t *owner;

        /*
         * A farm, like any other kind of business entity has money.  Money is used
         * to buy land and seeds.  You can also hire gangsters to go rob other players
         * at knifepoint.  But that might make some people Sad Farmers.  And we wouldn't
         * want that, or would we?
         */
        int money;

        /*
         * A farm consists of plots of land joined together.  Plots of land are planted
         * with seeds, which cause plants to grow.  Then you sell your product for money.
         * Some product sells for more than other products.  Anyway, this is a digital
         * representation of a farm, so we store the farm plots in a double-ended queue.
         */
        mowgli_list_t plots;

        /*
         * A farm's most critical thing is it's Inventory.  According to the Ferengi
         * rules of acquisition, Profit is Life.  Without an Inventory, there is
         * no Profit.
         */
        happy_inventory_t inventory[PLANT_COUNT];