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  • Ukio
    Type: Terrestrial
    Temperature: Temperate
    Atmosphere: Type 1 (breathable)
    Hydrosphere: Moderate
    Gravity: Light (0.8 Standard)
    Terrain: Plain
    Length of Day: 22 standard hours
    Length of Year: 357 local days
    Sapient Species: Ukians (N)
    Starports: Imperial Class
    Population: 7.5 billion
    Planet Function: Agriculture, homeworld
    Government: Overliege Monarchy
    Tech Level: Space
    Major Exports: Food
    Major Imports: High technology
  • The planet Ukio is one of the best known of the agricultural planets in the Abrion sector. The planet has almost entirely been converted to food production facility, and is one of the most efficient food distribution centers in its sector.
    Ukio itself is a large planet, with gentle winds, calm weather and a mild climate. Seasonal changes are virtually nonexistent due to the planet's slow rotation and low axial tilt; the growing season lasts most of the Ukian year. It is ideal for the production of grains and other foodstuffs, and the planet has ample fallow land for future expansion.
    Ukio was once a planet of rolling hills and wild grasses. The peaceful farmers of the planet spent decades working the land, and eventually developed a scientific system for harvest improvement. Today, Ukio is covered with carefully cultivated and painstakingly designed field systems that are systematically farmed for maximum output. Crop rotation procedures are not only recommended, but required by Ukian law. The Ukian government, displaying remarkable foresight, prevents the destruction of arable land and all Ukians must make sure that they do not exhaust the growing potential of the soil.
    Ukio consists of three major continents. Hundreds of rivers cut through the lands, providing ample natural irrigation. Modern technology has allowed the Ukians to harness and redirect the rivers, increasing irrigation capacity.