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thanks for the tip! the sewing shed seems to also be big money boomer. Now to save up for this seed maker.. So what do I do with it again..? Put my crops and in it and.. make seeds?Mecha-Lollipop wrote:I personally got the seed maker first then coop and then sewing shed. ^^ wool brings in a lot once you turn it to yarn, dye it, and turn it into cloth. It's just time consuming.
first you put them in the crop dryer, and then put those into the seed maker.Kyrios wrote:thanks for the tip! the sewing shed seems to also be big money boomer. Now to save up for this seed maker.. So what do I do with it again..? Put my crops and in it and.. make seeds?Mecha-Lollipop wrote:I personally got the seed maker first then coop and then sewing shed. ^^ wool brings in a lot once you turn it to yarn, dye it, and turn it into cloth. It's just time consuming.
That's.. interesting.. So just changing your crops into seeds and selling the seeds are the big money makers?Samurott wrote:first you put them in the crop dryer, and then put those into the seed maker.Kyrios wrote:thanks for the tip! the sewing shed seems to also be big money boomer. Now to save up for this seed maker.. So what do I do with it again..? Put my crops and in it and.. make seeds?Mecha-Lollipop wrote:I personally got the seed maker first then coop and then sewing shed. ^^ wool brings in a lot once you turn it to yarn, dye it, and turn it into cloth. It's just time consuming.
(doesn't make sense but i just go with it lol not sure why there in two separate steps)
but yeah super foolproof and simple!
Thank you both so much!Katgirl wrote:Another thing I've found is that you should only fertilize a small amount of crops, just enough to plant the next generation and storage some seeds for trading/if something goes wrong. I find that 1 row (about 4 fields) works well. This way you won't run out of fertilizer and stamina as quickly plus it takes less time.AfterLily wrote:Yes, fertilize them every day if you can. It's still a slow process, but eventually you'll get it. Also, when you get the seed maker be sure to make seeds out of your higher quality crops so that you don't have to start over. Eventually you'll get them to 5 stars this way.Kitto wrote:I meant that I get them to 1 whole star, make them to seeds and repeat the process, but they stay at 1 star. Do I need to fertilize them every day?Samurott wrote:it takes a lonnnng while! i've been fertilizing my soybeans for an entire month and a half and it's only 2 stars now. but now when i grow more, they'll START at 2 stars.Kitto wrote:(I dont want to make a new thread and clog things up so I'll just ask here if its okay)
how do I get crops to go above 1 star? I get that you're supposed to use fertilizer, but I'm apparently not doing something right and I never get the results I want.
another thing is by letting your friends do their wand magic on your crops. that helps too but i have yet to use multiplayer ^^;
there's also the super mario crops
not necessarily...but like through the seed maker i have 3* carrots which sell for a lot.Anonymous Fish wrote:That's.. interesting.. So just changing your crops into seeds and selling the seeds are the big money makers?Samurott wrote:first you put them in the crop dryer, and then put those into the seed maker.Kyrios wrote:thanks for the tip! the sewing shed seems to also be big money boomer. Now to save up for this seed maker.. So what do I do with it again..? Put my crops and in it and.. make seeds?Mecha-Lollipop wrote:I personally got the seed maker first then coop and then sewing shed. ^^ wool brings in a lot once you turn it to yarn, dye it, and turn it into cloth. It's just time consuming.
(doesn't make sense but i just go with it lol not sure why there in two separate steps)
but yeah super foolproof and simple!
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I believe you can have four barns (two in each field). You can more animals from the animal book thingy.Mecha-Lollipop wrote:Can anyone tell me how many barns we can have and how to move animals from barn to barn? I want one of all sheep. <3 they're so cute.
Sorry about that, thanks for pointing that out. I have no idea how that happenedAnonymous Fish wrote:I don't know if you've noticed, but on the first post, the link to Fritz's third rival event is wrong. The second rival event is there twice.
Nothing too serious, and an honest mistake, i was just going through them i noticed.
Ill fix it ASAP.