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If not the ox cant plow, but can only be used to help collect harvested goods from the field
Of course, both have been done.
That is why they pay attention to the presence of a bug.
Only free residents plow with oxen.
For some reason, the farmer plows only with a hoe, but not with an ox.
"hitching post" processes in queue . Ex: if you are say building 10 buildings
Game process:
ox = build 10 buildings
ox = go to farmhouse
it is even worst, when you are cutting wood, sending wood to sawmills
having 20 ox, in multiple "hitching post" does help mitigate this
I missed that OP said it had been used for first plowing already. my bad
edit- also set your fallow fields to very low, they can be done whenever.
edit2 - i like the hitching post idea, I put a second well at the farm for similar reasons, but if you're familiar with Dwarf Fortress you will not be surprised when this has negative results.
A peasant with only one well is s%!t out of luck if the well is in use, a peasant with two wells will go to other well even if it takes ten times as long as using the first well the next time it is free. As far as I know the only way to hitch farm oxen at the farm is to have no other stables/posts and no other oxen. If I'm wrong and you can designate a specific ox to a specific stable, then yeah that is a great idea.