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Your best bet is to assume that you will not be making any real crop gain from your farming until your skill is at 15. In other words, up to that point all your farming will be very much sowing one seed to get one seed back. With a 50-tile farm you will get roughly 1 point of farming per day if you tend your fields twice a day at 10 hour intervals. Takes about 20 mins to tend 50 tiles with a 10 [[QL]] [[rake]]. As your skill level improves yield increases from 1 2 through 3 and 4 to 6and up to 10.
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WIP: Farming 1.1
By [[Tritus]]
See [[farming]] for a more general overview.
Farming can be a difficult skill to start, in the sense that getting your hands on the seeds as a new [[player]] can be extremely time consuming. But, since most people build their first [[House (general)|house]] with at least some surrounding [[land]] [[fence]]d off...
[[Foraging|Forage]] and [[Botanizing|botanise]] a few times every time you log on. Every time you get a [[seed]], plant it in the grounds of your house.
'''Notes:'''
* To prepare the ground for planting you may need to [[Flattening|flatten]] and then cultivate it.
* Initially you should start with an easier crop such as [[corn]], [[cotton]], [[potato]], or [[wempplants]]. Otherwise you may get zero [[skill]] gain.
* [[Onion]] and [[garlic]] definitely give zero skill gain with up to 22 in farming. They give some skill gain near 30.
You get almost no skill for sowing. You get most skill from farming and maybe a good deal less than that for harvesting.
'''Tip:''': If possible always sow, farm, and harvest at the same time just before you go to sleep. That way, if you can check again first thing after you wake up, you should almost never lose any crop.
| Oat || [10] 15 || [15] 30 || [45] 60 || [60]
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| Wemp plants|| [10] 15 || [20] 30 || [45] 60 || [60]
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| Wheat || [15] 20 || [20] 30 || [46] 60 || [60]
* Use a [[Food storage bin]] to store large quantities of seeds, grains and vegetables and to protect them from decay.
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