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==Description==
 
==Description==
 
''A few handfuls of rye. Rye grows pretty much anywhere and is easy to farm. It is normally used to turn into flour and bake with or to sow with.''
 
''A few handfuls of rye. Rye grows pretty much anywhere and is easy to farm. It is normally used to turn into flour and bake with or to sow with.''
  
'''Rye''' is a [[farming|crop]] that can be used in [[Milling]] to make [[flour]] for baking [[bread]], or to [[taming|tame]] and feed animals like [[hen]] or [[horse]].
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==Notes==
==Usage==
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* Rye is used to make [[flour]] for baking [[bread]] and to [[taming|tame]] and feed [[animals]] such as [[hen|hens]], [[horse|horses]], and [[bull|bulls]].
Rye is used to make [[flour]] for baking [[bread]] and to [[taming|tame]] and feed [[animals]] such as [[hen]], [[horse]], and [[bull]].
 
==Method==
 
Rye can be found by [[botanizing]] on [[grass]] or [[steppe]].  
 
  
Rye can be [[Farming|sown]] on [[dirt tile|dirt]], to produce more rye.
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* Rye can be found by [[botanizing]] on [[grass]] or [[steppe]].  
  
Rye is [[farming|harvested]] with a [[scythe]] and [[milling|ground]] into [[flour]] with a [[grindstone]].
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* Rye can be [[Farming|sown]] on [[dirt tile|dirt]], to produce more rye.
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* Rye is [[farming|harvested]] with a [[scythe]] and [[milling|ground]] into [[flour]] with a [[grindstone]].
  
 
==Reference==
 
==Reference==

Revision as of 10:35, 14 March 2019

Main / Skills / Nature / Farming / Rye

Rye
A Rye
Creation

Obtained through harvesting.

Result
  • Rye (0.30 kg)
Skill and improvement
Properties

Description

A few handfuls of rye. Rye grows pretty much anywhere and is easy to farm. It is normally used to turn into flour and bake with or to sow with.

Notes

  • Rye can be sown on dirt, to produce more rye.

Reference