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no, you can buy them from traders from neighboring regions. The main thing is not to collect these resources yourself.
and upon achieving the achievement, you can continue the game in the same settlement, but already start picking berries and hunting animals.
The difficulty here compared to a hunting start is needing to get your bread on the market while you build burgages. This means eating the cost of a granary where most of my builds do logistics buildings year two.
1 chicken coop every 2 houses, and an pair of apiaries will feed you oddly well....
Add in vegetables and you have three foods for happy level 2 houses. This might seem strange when you could do a naked trade rush, but trust me here, this gets you immigrants fast.
For your level 2 village you can start selling bows and shields to import sheep, which give you wool for yarn.
Setting up goats on a few houses lets you run a tanner cobbler combo.
By the time you reach better deals at level 3, it should be trivial to buy a better church, as well as malt, which can be used to beer up for level 3 houses.
Now you can develop pretty much however suits your province.
If it makes you feel any better, only eggs and honey sounds really gross.