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Ziggyzog
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Farming grounds decaying - Can it be helped?
My farming grounds keep turning back into forest and I have a rather large farm. This annoys me so I would like to know if there is any solution to prevent or prolong the decay. If I have higher farming does my plowed land last longer? Or does it depend on something like the plow's quality?
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SpiderJerusalem
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Re: Farming grounds decaying - Can it be helped?
afaik its completely random, sryZiggyzog wrote:My farming grounds keep turning back into forest and I have a rather large farm. This annoys me so I would like to know if there is any solution to prevent or prolong the decay. If I have higher farming does my plowed land last longer? Or does it depend on something like the plow's quality?
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pyrale
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Re: Farming grounds decaying - Can it be helped?
What happens with a farm on heath gorund ?
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SpiderJerusalem
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Re: Farming grounds decaying - Can it be helped?
it should turn back to heathpyrale wrote:What happens with a farm on heath gorund ?
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chibikid
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Re: Farming grounds decaying - Can it be helped?
quality of seeds and grounds and farming skill helps for Peas and Peppercorn and Carrots and Beetroot and Hops and Pumpkins and Bee Hives the speed to
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MagicManICT
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Re: Farming grounds decaying - Can it be helped?
Yes, it's completely random. Tiles are selected randomly to decay. A plowed field will revert to native land, items will take damage, trees regrow harvestables, etc.SpiderJerusalem wrote:afaik its completely random, sryZiggyzog wrote:My farming grounds keep turning back into forest and I have a rather large farm. This annoys me so I would like to know if there is any solution to prevent or prolong the decay. If I have higher farming does my plowed land last longer? Or does it depend on something like the plow's quality?
Thought there was a random chance of it changing to grassland or moor. (Forget which order things go in.)SpiderJerusalem wrote:it should turn back to heathpyrale wrote:What happens with a farm on heath gorund ?
Quality of the seeds, ground quality, and farming skill do nothing for decay. Ground Q and skill only changes the rate at which your crops go up or down in quality. Bee hives and pumpkins are useless together.chibikid wrote:quality of seeds and grounds and farming skill helps for Peas and Peppercorn and Carrots and Beetroot and Hops and Pumpkins and Bee Hives the speed to
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Jackwolf
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Re: Farming grounds decaying - Can it be helped?
Forest -> Grassland -> Moor -> Heath.
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SacreDoom
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Re: Farming grounds decaying - Can it be helped?
Whut?Jackwolf wrote:Forest -> Grassland -> Moor -> Heath.