Ushi No Tane - Harvest Moon

[quote="Tracy1969able"]Thank you. again. I appreciate it.

I think that I meant this other maker wit the water wheel, but it is probably off scrren as well, as the rice paddies.

Thank you for finding all of these pictures and information for me.

It really helps me to see what I am working toward.

Seeing the 100% Konohana farm shows me that I did make the correct decision for me, as which farm to begin with.

The farm looks gigantic, or at least a few fields do.[/quote]


You can always change towns later on, but i would start off in Konohana first. You can move back and forth between the towns if you want to, starting sometime in year 1.

I know this is all new to you Tracy, but using the search function on this forum will show you threads from months ago that has the same information you're looking for. A few of us posting here just started playing recently but the game info is old news.

Remember this game has been out since last year. =)

I found these pictures on the internet, by googling.

This site also is telling you what everything is.

[url]http://harvestmoonparadise.com/hmpb/e107_plugins/content/content.php?content.709[/url]

[url]http://harvestmoonparadise.com/hmpb/e107_plugins/content/content.php?content.697[/url]

This site also shows what the rice paddies will look like.

I hope that it helps others to see pictures of both farms before and after.

Wow, thanks for that pic, cinnamon_yuki. I had no idea (as always :P ) I could use that 6 spaces near the place where the livestock animals stay on clear days!!! Sorry, I don't know what it's called in English, hehe.

[quote]I don't know what would happen if you had one rice paddy, flooded it in spring, and then later in the year added another rice paddy - I don't know if the second rice paddy would automatically get flooded since it's connected to the first one (which IS flooded), or if you would have to just leave it there until next spring before you could use it.[/quote]

I always wondered about that too. If some knows, please share the information. It will take me almost a year, at minimum, to find that out for myself as I still plan on getting the last field expantion (and now I know where ther field will grow to), complete the tunnel and get the pickling pot. I don't see much use for the rice pads yet, other that get better quality rice, so I'll leave that for last.

Edit: After reading the page posted and looking carefully at the picture, it looks like once the first one is flushed, the other ones are too. At least I couldn't see anything that could stop the water from getting to the other paddies. Ah, I forgot to add the fishing pond, I still don't have that either, so, it will take me over a year...

Edit 2: Reading another post, I remembered the word: pasture :!: And worst of it, it's called "pasto" em portuguese, with kind of a similar pronunciation :!: :!: :!:

Thank you.
I appreciate your help.

They are automatically connected so you don't have to hoe anything at all. However, the paddies must be flooded before you can plant, which you can only do in spring.

I don't know what would happen if you had one rice paddy, flooded it in spring, and then later in the year added another rice paddy - I don't know if the second rice paddy would automatically get flooded since it's connected to the first one (which IS flooded), or if you would have to just leave it there until next spring before you could use it.

-BlueTrillium

Out of curiousity, are the rice paddies connected to each other, after each one is built, or do you have to actually hoe the connection, in order for the water from the water wheel to flood both or all.

Thank you.

Yeah, in Konohana, the maker shed (waterwheel) and rice paddies are all in the next screen over, taking the path to the right by the fish pond there.

There are four rice paddies in all and each one is a 4x4 square (so can contain up to 16 rice plants/fertilizers). The waterwheel maker shed comes with the first rice paddy.

-BlueTrillium

Thank you. again. I appreciate it.

I think that I meant this other maker wit the water wheel, but it is probably off scrren as well, as the rice paddies.

Thank you for finding all of these pictures and information for me.

It really helps me to see what I am working toward.

Seeing the 100% Konohana farm shows me that I did make the correct decision for me, as which farm to begin with.

The farm looks gigantic, or at least a few fields do.

I haven't upgraded my Konohana farm yet but it might be off screen. Do you see the right side area of the picture? There's a path there that leads to the rice paddies.

Found this site: http://harvestmoonparadise.com/hmpb/e107_plugins/content/content.php?content.709

Also the maker shed is found on the Bluebell farm, not in the Konohana farm. It's the house found on the upper left-side of the picture.

Thank you.

I really appreciate your finding it for me.

Did it say anything about the rice paddies and maker shed?

I did not see them in that picture, so they may be offscreen somewhere.

I am grateful for your tracking them down so that I can see what they will look like.

Thank you again.

No problem! Glad I could help!

Here's the Konohana 100%... Found it in the net...

[spoiler][img]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v495/arcaneja/HarvestMoon/konohanafinal.jpg[/img][/spoiler]

Thank you.
I apprecciate your finding them for me.

Too bad the the 100% Konohana picture was moved or deleted.

I would love to have seen what it will look like, thank you for the link.

The pictures are incredible.

Found the thread for the before and after.

http://www.fogu.com/hmforum/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=142554

You just have to refer to Owen_hmpro's post. Just scroll down a bit. :)

I live in Konohana, and will be moving to Bluebell much later in the game.

I am in my first Spring of the game, and I have not upgraded my farm yet, and definitely not the other farm at all yet either.

Could someone show some pictures of both farms:
Before any Upgrades
and
After they have become 100%

I will love to seen what they will both look like.

You know, before and after shots.

Thank you.

I really appreciate this.