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daemmonium
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Re: Guide: How to Farm for Quality
Farming is a bot job, why complicating it so much? Grab as many seedbags as you can, get a couple of LCs near the fields and it's done. Herp a derp!
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Be more than you seem to be
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You must have seen the ground where they all stood before
I was a young man then, I was a young man then
Spending my time on the killing floor
Be more than you seem to be
Joy of labour sets you free.
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cobaltjones
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Re: Guide: How to Farm for Quality
Well since we're giving our methods in this thread now...
Timber house with one wall lined with empty cupboards. Just harvest your field until your inventory is full and hop over to the house and quality dump all your seeds into the first cupboard, go out and harvest again, repeat. Once one cupboard is full (2 harvests), then quality sort out of that cupboard and into the next, repeat ad nauseum. This method can take down a 10x10 field in no time as well as absolutely ensuring you the highest quality seeds for replanting. I can't imaging searching in and out of seedbags all day long.
Timber house with one wall lined with empty cupboards. Just harvest your field until your inventory is full and hop over to the house and quality dump all your seeds into the first cupboard, go out and harvest again, repeat. Once one cupboard is full (2 harvests), then quality sort out of that cupboard and into the next, repeat ad nauseum. This method can take down a 10x10 field in no time as well as absolutely ensuring you the highest quality seeds for replanting. I can't imaging searching in and out of seedbags all day long.
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Windforce
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Re: Guide: How to Farm for Quality
I just use a 3x3 [QUp] Field total harvest will be a 27 Seeds and a LC next to my field. Sort out 9 best seeds to replant and record on my spreadsheet (yes i know right...).
The remainding 18 will be planted in a 2nd tier field as I call it 3x6. Usually this 2nd tier field wont be replanted or in the case of wheat moved into a 9x6 field (Cause i cant be bothered to sort all that) for mass harvesting for flour.
Works for me cause this is all i can fit on my damn plot
The remainding 18 will be planted in a 2nd tier field as I call it 3x6. Usually this 2nd tier field wont be replanted or in the case of wheat moved into a 9x6 field (Cause i cant be bothered to sort all that) for mass harvesting for flour.
Works for me cause this is all i can fit on my damn plot
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Lawspeaker - City of Bevelle (World 3)
Lawspeaker - City of Bevelle (World 3)
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novaalpha
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Re: Guide: How to Farm for Quality
How do you efficiently place these fields?Windforce wrote:I just use a 3x3 [QUp] Field total harvest will be a 27 Seeds and a LC next to my field. Sort out 9 best seeds to replant and record on my spreadsheet (yes i know right...).
The remainding 18 will be planted in a 2nd tier field as I call it 3x6. Usually this 2nd tier field wont be replanted or in the case of wheat moved into a 9x6 field (Cause i cant be bothered to sort all that) for mass harvesting for flour.
Works for me cause this is all i can fit on my damn plot
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Windforce
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Re: Guide: How to Farm for Quality
novaalpha wrote:How do you efficiently place these fields?Windforce wrote:I just use a 3x3 [QUp] Field total harvest will be a 27 Seeds and a LC next to my field. Sort out 9 best seeds to replant and record on my spreadsheet (yes i know right...).
The remainding 18 will be planted in a 2nd tier field as I call it 3x6. Usually this 2nd tier field wont be replanted or in the case of wheat moved into a 9x6 field (Cause i cant be bothered to sort all that) for mass harvesting for flour.
Works for me cause this is all i can fit on my damn plot

This is how my plot looks like so I managed to fit it all into it for all major crops.
Not saying this is the best way to do it, but its the system that I use and it reduces my sorting time.
PS: that long grassed area is for pumpkins
Lilith Ravenclaw
Lawspeaker - City of Bevelle (World 3)
Lawspeaker - City of Bevelle (World 3)
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novaalpha
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Re: Guide: How to Farm for Quality
Nice.
I prefer keeping it a bit more traditional though. My current farm looks like this:
(partially shown south - 2 30x40 fields for wheat and hemp)

I prefer keeping it a bit more traditional though. My current farm looks like this:
(partially shown south - 2 30x40 fields for wheat and hemp)

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Windforce
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Re: Guide: How to Farm for Quality
Would go for bigger, but my plot is limited hehehe.
Old World 3 Bevelle Farm was very huge since I ran the city.
Old World 3 Bevelle Farm was very huge since I ran the city.
Lilith Ravenclaw
Lawspeaker - City of Bevelle (World 3)
Lawspeaker - City of Bevelle (World 3)
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Jackard
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Re: Guide: How to Farm for Quality
What are the the red squares? Are you using banners?novaalpha wrote:My current farm looks like this:
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WarpedWiseMan
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Re: Guide: How to Farm for Quality
My guess is beehives.
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novaalpha
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Re: Guide: How to Farm for Quality
red = bannersJackard wrote:What are the the red squares? Are you using banners?novaalpha wrote:My current farm looks like this:
yellow = beehives