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I tend to manually assign Oxen to my farmhouses, sawpits and logging camps, otherwise I just leave them unassigned.
Hope that helps =)
If you leave no free family for a while, most, if not all of the oxens will be perma guided by free manor servants staff. Its like having two bonus families working. It kick-starts the village and its wealth (two level 2 houses produce bows and shoes to sell), we are talking 600+ silver income by month 4 year 1!
You can never get the oxen/horse fast enough by ordering 1 per month.
Also wood/planck/mats/bows/shield industry is soooo broken! You get the best militia weapon + infinite source of the highest revenue chain in the game. But you need oxens for it, a lot of them.
You need the sawpits working, pronto :)