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[martinuzz]

I wouldn't mind, if the amount of food products gained from butchering, and milling / processing was decreased. There's just no challenge in feeding dwarves, and all those hunderds of food items hurt FPS

[ASCIt]

Well, I suppose one can look at it two ways:
There's the negatives, where food takes up stockpiles and valuable FPS, and generally adds to post-survival boredome
Then, there's the positives - You can spend more time focusing on megaprojects and thriving industrialization, and you always have stuff to trade.

[Girlinhat]

Really?  Because I've noted a SHARP drop in farming returns in more recent versions.

[Replica]

Extra time to build that that massive gold tower under the bottom layer for your nobles.

[Loud Whispers]

Really?  Because I've noted a SHARP drop in farming returns in more recent versions.

This, rapidly losing food stocks is MUCH more common...

[slothen]

do dwarves eat more or do farms produce less?

it has to be one or the other right?

[GreatWyrmGold]

Maybe. Could be both. Or, hypothetically, neither. Maybe vermin eat food more?

[Psieye]

I'd wager it's a decrease in yield. I haven't noticed any change to the eating patterns of the starting 7 in the first year and I hardly feel any decrease in food yield because by the 2nd year I'm running on eggs while buying every food from every caravan because I like variety in my cooked foods.

[Michaelsoftman]

There should be a new Megabeast which is a giant vermin of some type.  If you cat doesn't kill it in time, it'll consume 100+ units of food per month.