Hey Endy,
I'd be more than happy to help you out with the septry. Septries are hard though, and they usually take me a try or 5 to get them right. Feel free to ask me ingame or on the forums about them.
Village
Your app still lists the village as a defensive. For the size of it, some of the professions are a bit daring, such as a cobbler, grocer, spicer, brothel, barrel maker and potter. Usually, goods associated with these professions are imported from towns and cities, that have a larger economy that make professions like that sustainable. I doubt anyone in a ~50 people community would either work at a brothel or visit one.
Grocery, pottery and tailoring/cobbling can be done on a small scale. Medieval peasantry was a lot more self sustainable than modern man.
Economy
As for olive orchards, canon indicates they grow in Dorne, so I'd assume they'd be more common in the south of the continent, not in the Westerlands (which is about halfway in the middle). Sunflowers are good though. For what purpose do they grow sunflowers though?
Figure out an economy for the lands, be it sunflowers or something else entirely, and you can add interesting professions and industry related to that economy to your village and hamlets. For sunflowers, economic production could be focused on sunflower oil (crushed seeds are used for livestock feed) and dye. Since the crushed seeds can be used for livestock, it'd be realistic to include a lot of pastures, barns etc..