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Walkthrough - Crop Guide_______________________________________________________________________________ Copyright 2009 . . . If you find this by DetroitDJ | | _|_ guide useful, |---| .-., .--.. ._.-. .--. | please remember Version 1.0.2 | |( ) | \ / (.-' `--. | to click on ' ' `-'`-' `' `--'`--' `-' recommend above! . . /| |\ /| / | | \/ | .-. .-. .--. /| | | |( )( )| | //| | ' ' `-' `-' ' `- // | | /\ //__| | __ ( ) __ __ ___ // // \ / ___ | // )) / / // ) )) // )/ // // \ \ // | | // // / / // / // // // // // ) )// |_|// // /_/ // / ////((___(( // //___/ / ___ __ ___ ___ // ___ / ____ / // )/ // )) // )/ // // //___)) // // // // // // // // // // ((___(( // ((___(( ((___// ((____ .--. .--. . : : ' | | .--..-. .,-. | --.. . . .-.| .-. : | ( )| ) : || | | ( |(.-' `--'' `-' |`-' `--'`--`--' `-`-'`-`--' | ' Quick-Launch Table of Contents | Introduction. . . . . . . . . . . . . [INTRO] | | Why This Guide Exists . . . . . [WHYTG] | | Version History . . . . . . . . [VERSH] | | Farming Basics. . . . . . . . . . . . [FRMBA] | | Farming Preparation. . . . . . . . [FARMP] | | Farming Basics. . . . . . . . . [FRMBA] | | Getting Started . . . . . . . . [GETST] | | Buying Seeds. . . . . . . . . . [BUYSE] | | Farming Mechanics. . . . . . . . . [FARMM] | | Trees can | Basic Farming Mechanics . . . . [BFRMM] | | be the | Soil & Crop Quality . . . . . . [S&CQU] | | easiest | Fertilizer. . . . . . . . . . . [FERTI] | | moneymakers | Trees. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [TREES] |--| around, if | Tree Mechanics. . . . . . . . . [TREEM] | | you know | Crops and Fruits. . . . . . . . . . . [CR&FR] | | how to use | Spring Crops . . . . . . . . . . . [SPCRP] | | them. What are | | Summer Crops . . . . . . . . . . . [SUCRP] | the best | | Fall Crops . . . . . . . . . . . . [FACRP] | | Check crops are | | Winter Crops . . . . . . . . . . . [WICRP] | | Full-Season for each | | Fruits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [FRUIT] | | info if season? |--| Crop Profit Analysis. . . . . . . . . [CROPP] | | you're Here's all | | Full-Season Crop Profits . . . . . [FSCPR] |--| planting on you need. | | Spring Full-Season Profits. . . [SPFSP] | | the first | Summer Full-Season Profits. . . [SUFSP] | | of the Check | | Fall Full-Season Profits. . . . [FAFSP] | | month. By-Bag info | | Winter Full-Season Profits. . . [WIFSP] | if your | | Overall Full-Season Profits . . [OVFSP] | time is |--| By-Bag Crop Profits. . . . . . . . [BBCPR] | limited. | | Spring By-Bag Profits . . . . . [SPBBP] | | Summer By-Bag Profits . . . . . [SUBBP] | | Fall By-Bag Profits . . . . . . [FABBP] | | Winter By-Bag Profits . . . . . [WIBBP] | | Overall By-Bag Profits. . . . . [OVBBP] | | The Three C's . . . . . . . . . . . . [C_C_C] | | Copyright. . . . . . . . . . . . . [COPYR] | | Credits. . . . . . . . . . . . . . [CREDI] | | Contact Information. . . . . . . . [CONTA] | ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ // [INTRO] // // Introduction // // // // "Excellence is in the details. Give attention // // to the details and excellence will take // // care of itself." -Perry Paxton // // // //___________________________________________________________________// |/ | |\______________________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [WHYTG] _ | Why This Guide Exists \ | \ | Most people only need to know the basics of crop growth. You know, how long | stuff takes to grow, where they can buy it, and how much it sells for. Not | much else, though. | | But for some of us, Harvest Moon is a much deeper game that lends itself to | pretty complicated profit ideas. What's the most profitable crop for the | entire season? What about if your time is limited? | | This guide exists to answer these questions. You'll find all the basic | information here as well, but along with it are complicated profit analyses | to take your farming to a deeper level. This isn't interesting to the | average Harvest Moon player, so I'm putting it in this guide to keep it out | of the way. | |\________________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | How to Navigate \ | \ | This guide has three major sections: the first section are the basics of | farming, and contains the same information on farming that you'll find in | my main guide. It's here basically just for completeness. | | The second section lists all the game's Crops, Herbs, Flowers and Fruits. | Here you'll find all the basic information on these crops (growth time, | sale price, recipe listings, etc.), but you'll also find profit information | on each. | | The third section lists only the profit information for the game's crops, | ranked according to the most profitable crops. It's divided into two broad | categories: Full-Season profits assume you're planting on the first of the | month and either re-planting throughout the season or keeping multi-harvest | crops growing. By-Bag profits assume you're only planting the bag and | harvesting once -- that's especially important when you've only got a few | days left in the season and you're curious what the best crop to use is for | that short time. | | The third section is divided by seasons and soil qualities, so it's pretty | long -- but it should still be relatively easy to navigate. | |\________________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [VERSH] _ | Version History \ | \ | 1.0.1 (11/30/2009): Did you know that Buckwheat mills into Soba Flour, not | Buckwheat Flour? Neither did I. But now we do. | | 1.0.0 (11/25/2009): This guide exists now. It didn't used to. All great | guides start this way. | \____________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________/ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ // [FRMBA] // // Farming Basics // // // // // // "A quote goes here!" // // // // // //___________________________________________________________________// |/ | _________________________________________________________________________ | / [FARMP] / | / Farming Preparation / | / / |/_________________________________________________________________________/ | | Before you plow in and start planting, you'll want to know the basics | behind tilling the land, planting crops and watering the seeds. That's what | this section is for. | | You start the game with nine turnip seeds, a hoe and a watering can. That's | all you need to start planting. Note, though, that you'll want to get more | seeds really, really soon. Maybe even right away. | |\______________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [FRMBA] _ | Farming Basics \ | \ | Raising crops is a fairly simple system. using the hoe, you till a few | spots of soil, then plant some seeds. Water the seeds each day (unless it's | raining) and they'll begin to sprout. Keep watering them until they bare | fruit, then stand next to it and press A to pick the crop from the ground. | If you're not sure if it's ready yet, press A anyway -- you'll pick it if | it's ready. | | There are some extremely basic things you need to know about crops before | getting started: | - Crops are seasonal. If you try to plant a crop out of season, it might | sprout (I haven't confirmed if crops grow out-of-season in Animal | Parade), but it'll take longer to grow. So, check the season of your | crop. When you're buying from Marimba Farm, they'll only sell in-season | seeds, so you won't have to worry there unless you buy some seeds and | hold on to them for a while. | | - All crops are not created equal. They have many different | characteristics: different growth times, different sale prices, | different usages. The growth times are especially important, though: | make sure there's enough time left in this season to grow the crop. | Don't plant a crop that takes 8 days to grow on the 26th of the month. | | - Some crops are multi-harvest. That means that when you pick the crop | from the ground, something will be left behind. This is the vine: keep | watering it and another crop will sprout. These are usually more | profitable because it takes much less time for the second (and third, | and fourth... | | - Crops have quality ratings. Four, to be specific: Decent, Good, Perfect | and Shining. Better-quality crops will sell for more and are more liked | by the villagers. You can find more about crop qualities in the | Mechanics section. | | - Soil has quality ratings, too. Five, to be specific: Bad, Poor, Decent, | Good, Best. The better the soil quality, the better the crop quality. | Most crops will also grow faster in better soil. More info on that is | in the Mechanics section too. | | - Hurricanes and blizzards may destroy crops. They won't wipe your field | clean, but you'll notice random crops throughout your field have | disappeared. The effect of a hurricane or blizzard is set when you go | to bed on the night when the hurricane has already been happening, so | you won't see the crops destroyed until the next day -- but that means | if too many crops are destroyed, you can reset to the previous night | (if you saved that night) and try again. | |\________________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [GETST] _ | Getting Started \ | \ | When you start off, you're given a decent-sized field. You don't get to | choose it this time around, there's a single starter field. You'll already | have a few crops growing as a gift from the folks at Marimba Farm, but | you'll need to grow more (a LOT more) to succeed in the game. So let's go | over the basics. | | You might notice that there are rocks, saplings, trees or weeds in the way | of where you want to plant some crops. Isn't that annoying? To clear out | rocks, you'll need the Hammer; to clear out saplings and trees, you'll need | the Axe. To find out about how to get and use those tools, check the Tools | section by searching for [-TOOLS-] without the dashes. | | Weeds can be taken care of with the sickle (you can check that section for | info on that as well), but can also be pulled by hand. Beware though, | pulling weeds will use a lot more stamina than slashing them with the | sickle. Weeds also have a deeper impact than just looking ugly and getting | in the way, but that will be detailed in the Mechanics section. | | Once you've cleared a bit of land to plant your crops, you need two things: | a hoe and some seeds. Equip the hoe to till the soil -- you'll notice it | changes to a hole-looking square of land. Then, equip the seeds. Each seed | you buy is enough for one single tilled square (no more six seed-packs like | in Tree of Tranquility). You can plant them one by one, or in a 3x3 square | by holding down A while the seeds are equipped, if you have more than 9 of | them. | | If you make a mistake, don't worry. You can dig seeds back up with the hoe | (though you don't actually get to plant them again) the same way you tilled | the soil. If the crops sprout, you can chop them down with the sickle like | weeds if you need to clear that land. | |\____________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [BUYSE] _ | Buying Seeds \ | \ | The above section mentioned needing a hoe and seeds. You get the hoe | automatically, but the seeds you'll have to purchase. There are several | places in the game to purchase seeds. Most of your time will be spent at | Marimba Farm, over in the Flute Fields. They sell almost all the seeds in | the game, at the cheapest price. However, they won't stock all the seeds | initially -- you'll need to sell some crops first. For more info on that, | check the Store Levels section (search for [-STRLV-] without the spaces). | | As with all shops, you can also call Marimba Farm to order seeds, but | beware: if you order the seeds by phone, you'll pay a lot more (double, I | think). Fortunately, though, you can use the phone service 24 hours a day, | 7 days a week -- so if you're in a bind and the shop is closed, give them a | call. | | Once you've moved through the plot a bit, a kid named Taylor will show up. | Taylor runs a phone-order-only seed shop. He doesn't sell any seeds you | can't get at Marimba Farm, and you'll pay the higher price. However, | there's still a benefit: Marimba Farm will add items to their inventory | slowly as you progress through the game, while Taylor will stock all the | seeds right when he moves in. So, if Marimba Farm isn't selling something | you need yet, give Taylor a ring. | | There are a few other places to buy seeds as well. Some Festivals will sell | some seeds, and there are also some seeds you can only buy at Pineapple Inn | on Toucan Island. | |\____________________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Seasonal Seed Mixes \ | \ | Marimba Farm and Taylor also sell Seasonal Seed Mixes. Seasonal seed mixes | are a bit of a gamble. They each can contain any type of seed for that | season -- including ones that aren't yet sold at Marimba Farm, which can be | useful if Taylor hasn't moved in. However, there's no way of determining | what the seeds will be, and mixed seed bags typically cost slightly more | than the average of the crops for the season. Plus you have to mess with | different growth times and thus wait longer to re-plant, sometimes they'll | grow multi-harvest crops that don't disappear when you pick them... | overall, they're a bit of a hassle. | | In general, you won't want to buy seasonal seed mixes for profit. But if | there's a particular crop you're hoping for that isn't yet available | elsewhere, you may as well take the gamble. | | _________________________________________________________________________ | / [FARMM] / | / Farming Mechanics / | / / |/_________________________________________________________________________/ | | So now you've bought some seeds, tilled the soil and planted your crops. Or | you've just got the crops that your farm started with. Whichever. Either | way, it's time to look at the best way to raise those crops. | |\________________________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [BFRMM] _ | Basic Farming Mechanics \ | \ | Each crop has a pre-set growth time for the particular type of soil it's | in. It will mature in that many days unless something slows it down. Note | that when I say "X days", it means that it will take that many days of | water before it will produce fruit. For example, if a crop takes 5 days to | grow and you plant it on the 1st, you'll get fruit on the 6th: the 5 days | of watering are the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th, so on the 6th it will be | mature. | | What could slow down that growth though? Various things can slow down how | long it takes your crops to mature: | - Soil quality. Poorer soil quality will result in longer growth times | for most (but not all) crops. | - Missed watering days. Every time you miss a day of watering, the crop | will take one day longer to grow. If you miss too many, though, the | crop will die altogether. | - Nearby weeds. If a crop has a weed anywhere in the 3x3 square | surrounding it, its growth will be slowed, and the crop quality might | be lowered too. | | Take care of those things and your crops will sprout in no time. But what | about soil quality and crop quality? There's a bit more to say about | that... | |\____________________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [S&CQU] _ | Soil & Crop Quality \ | \ | When a crop matures and gets picked, it will have a quality associated with | it: Decent, Good, Perfect or Shining. The quality is based on the type of | soil the crop grew in. | | There are five levels of soil: Bad, Poor, Decent, Good and Best. You can | identify different qualities by the color: darker spoils are better, though | it might be hard to differentiate between adjacent levels (Bad & Poor, Good | & Best, etc.) without looking at them side by side. | | Better soil quality results in faster growth times and better-quality | crops. You'll notice that there's only a subtle increase in crop quality | from soil to soil, but it does make a different in the long run. The chart | below shows the odds of getting each crop quality in each soil quality. | Note that I'm basing these numbers on only around 30 tests in each soil, so | they may change with more information. | | Soil Quality | Bad Poor Decent Good Perfect | Decent 50% 40% 30% 25% 20% | Good 30% 35% 35% 35% 30% | Perfect 20% 25% 30% 35% 40% | Shining 0% 0% 5% 5% 10% | | When you start planting crops, you'll notice that the soil qualities start | to get worse. Every couple weeks you have crops growing in a particular | soil space, the quality of that soil will drop. It might slow the growth | time of the crop by a day or two when it does this (depending on how far | along the crop was anyway), and the crop quality will be determined by the | soil quality when the crop finally matures. | | Soil quality will never go back up on its own. So what do you do when the | quality drops? Well, that's where the next section comes in. | |\__________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [FERTI] _ | Fertilizer \ | \ | Fertilizer lets you raise your crop quality and can be purchased from | Marimba Farm. Each bag of fertilizer functions like a bag of seeds: one | spot per fertilizer, and if you have nine or more you can hold down A and | fertilize a 3x3 area. | | There are four different types of fertilizer: Decent Fertilizer, Good | Fertilizer, Perfect Fertilizer and Shining Fertilizer. Better fertilizers | raise the soil more levels at a time, from 1 levels for Decent Fertilizer | to 4 levels (Best soil no matter what it was previously) for Shining | Fertilizer. You won't be able to buy better fertilizers until you level | Marimba Farm up a bit (search [-STRLV-] without the dashes for more info on | that), but Taylor will stock all four types as soon as he moves in. | | Fertilizer is pretty expensive, but only if you let yourself get behind. | When you get enough money, raise the soil quality for every soil you're | using to the maximum level, and then just use Decent Fertilizer every | couple weeks to bring it back up. | |\____________________________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Crops vs. Herbs and Flowers \ | \ | There are three types of seeds that you can buy: crops, herbs and flowers. | The vast majority of your seed purchases will be crops: these are the most | profitable of the growable items, and are affected by soil quality. | | That last note is the key difference between crops and herbs/flowers; while | crops are affected by soil quality, herbs and flowers do not have quality | levels. Every herb grown will be of the same quality, as well as every | flower - the only drawback to planting flowers and herbs in poor quality | soil is in the growth time. | | Between herbs and flowers, the main difference is in consumption: mainly, | herbs can be consumed, whereas flowers cannot. Both can be used for dyeing | yarn, and both can be sold, though neither are nearly as profitable as | crops. | | Note that if you want to keep flowers alive after they're fully grown (for | honey, for example), you still need to water them each day. If you notice | that your flowers are brown one day, pick them immediately - they'll | disappear before the next day. The only way to get Honey is to keep flowers | growing until you see bees buzzing around them. For more information on | that, check out the foraging section (search for [-FORAG-] without the | spaces). | | _________________________________________________________________________ | / [TREES] / | / Trees / | / / |/_________________________________________________________________________/ | | Not only do you have some crops when you get started, but you'll find out | you also have a few trees. They might get in your way later in the game, | but for starters they're a nice little profit supplement. | | If you're looking for information on trees for lumber, search for [-LUMBR-] | without the dashes. | | Trees are a close cousin to crops. Like crops, you'll plant trees by | tilling a square of land and using the tree seed (well, sapling) on the | tilled spot, and like crops, fruits are rated on a quality scale from | Decent to Shining. The similarities end there though. | |\______________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [TREEM] _ | Tree Mechanics \ | \ | First of all, let's take care of the basic mechanics behind trees, | especially compared to crops: | | - Crops are temporary, but trees are permanent. Once you plant a tree, it | will stay alive year-round until you cut it down with your axe. | - Trees will take a couple months to grow to full maturity, but will grow | faster in better soil. They'll start producing fruit about halfway | through their total growth process, and will produce more and more as | they get to be fully-grown. | - You don't need to water trees. Ever. At all. Not when you plant them, | not when they're grown up, not ever. They'll grow up on their own. | - Trees can't, however, be planted side-by-side. With anything. Every | space bordering the tree trunk must be empty and tillable (meaning a | tree can't be planted in the corner of a plot, either). If there's | anything within the 3x3 square that surrounds the tree trunk, the tree | will stop growing until that's cleared. That includes weeds, crops, | rocks and other trees. So, keep an eye on the tree as it grows and make | sure to get rid of any weeds that spring up next to the trunk. If you | plant anything in the 3x3 area surrounding a full-grown tree, it won't | sprout. | - Trees have seasons too. While crops will only grow in certain seasons, | trees will only produce fruit in certain seasons. | - When a tree is in season, you can shake the tree to get fruits to fall | out. The fruits won't "stack" from day to day, so a missed day of | shaking means you might miss some fruit altogether. Shake a tree by | leaning against it -- you'll see it bend, and any fruit available for | the day will fall. | - Young trees will give one fruit per day, while full-grown trees will | give two. | - In the long run, trees are more profitable than crops in terms of the | amount of work you put into them. However, it's harder to maximize that | profit with a lot of trees: in the space it takes to keep two trees | that produce fruit for one season each, you can plant three bags of | crops every season. Still, though, later in the game, planting an | orchard of trees on the spare plots is a low-work high-reward way to | make more money. | - Note that Hali trees are sold by Marimba Farm, but don't produce any | fruit. They're used just for lumber. | | That just about covers it for tree mechanics -- now, you're probably | interested in which tree is the best. Put simply, Apple Trees. They're the | most expensive sapling but they pay for themselves quickly, and sell for | the most at every quality level except Shining (Shining Chestnuts and | Coffee Beans sell for more than Shining Apples), but you won't be getting | that many Shining fruits anyway. For detailed pricing information, though, | check the next section. | \____________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________/ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ // [CR&FR] // // Crops and Fruits // // // // // // "A quote goes here!" // // // // // //___________________________________________________________________// |/ | _________________________________________________________________________ | / [SPCRP] / | / Spring Crops / | / / |/_________________________________________________________________________/ | |\________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Cabbage \ | \ | _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Seed Characteristics | | Purchase Information : Marimba Farm, Lv.1, 30G (Spring) | _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Crop Characteristics | | Season : Spring | Multi-Harvest : No | Growth Time : | Bad Soil : 7 days | Poor Soil : 6 days | Decent Soil : 5 days | Good Soil : 5 days | Best Soil : 5 days | _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Produce Characteristics | | Type : Crop | Sale Price : 190G / 220G / 250G / 390G | Purchase Info : (Decent) Marimba Farm, Lv.1, 380G (Spring); (Good) | : Marimba Farm, Lv.2, 440G (Spring); (Perfect) Marimba | : Farm, Lv.3, 500G (Spring) | Used in Recipes : Kimchi, Pot-au-Feu, Vegetable Juice | _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Profit Analysis | | Maximum Harvests Per Season*: | Bad Soil : 3 | Poor Soil : 4 | Decent Soil : 5 | Good Soil : 5 | Perfect Soil : 5 | | Avg. Profit Per Square (season)**: Avg. Profit/Square per Day (season)**: | Bad Soil : 543 Bad Soil : 19 | Poor Soil : 744 Poor Soil : 27 | Decent Soil : 990 Decent Soil : 35 | Good Soil : 1010 Good Soil : 36 | Perfect Soil : 1065 Perfect Soil : 38 | | Avg. Profit Per Bag***: Avg. Profit/Bag per Day***: | Bad Soil : 181 Bad Soil : 26 | Poor Soil : 186 Poor Soil : 31 | Decent Soil : 198 Decent Soil : 40 | Good Soil : 202 Good Soil : 40 | Perfect Soil : 213 Perfect Soil : 43 | | * - Assumes that crops are planted on the first of the month, watered | each day, picked on the first day they can harvested and re-planted on the | same day they're harvested. | ** - Assumes maximum harvests. | |\______ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Cocoa \ | \ | _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Seed Characteristics | | Purchase Information : Pineapple Inn, Lv.1, 140G | _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Crop Characteristics | | Season : Spring | Multi-Harvest : Yes | Growth Time : Re-Growth Time : | Bad Soil : 8 days 6 days | Poor Soil : 7 days 5 days | Decent Soil : 6 days 4 days | Good Soil : 5 days 3 days | Best Soil : 5 days 3 days | _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Produce Characteristics | | Type : Crop | Sale Price : 140G / 160G / 180G / 270G | Purchase Info : (none) | Used in Recipes : Chocolate Bar, Chocolate Cake, Chocolate Cookies, | : Chocolate Ice Cream, Chocolate Pie, Chocolate Pudding, | : Hot Cocoa | _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Profit Analysis | | Maximum Harvests Per Season*: | Bad Soil : 4 | Poor Soil : 5 | Decent Soil : 6 | Good Soil : 8 | Perfect Soil : 8 | | Avg. Profit Per Square (season)**: Avg. Profit/Square per Day (season)**: | Bad Soil : 476 Bad Soil : 17 | Poor Soil : 645 Poor Soil : 23 | Decent Soil : 856 Decent Soil : 31 | Good Soil : 1204 Good Soil : 43 | Perfect Soil : 1260 Perfect Soil : 45 | | Avg. Profit Per Bag: Avg. Profit/Bag per Day: | Bad Soil : 14 Bad Soil : 2 | Poor Soil : 17 Poor Soil : 2 | Decent Soil : 26 Decent Soil : 4 | Good Soil : 28 Good Soil : 6 | Perfect Soil : 35 Perfect Soil : 7 | | * - Assumes that crops are planted on the first of the month, watered | each day and picked on the first day they can be harvested. | ** - Assumes maximum harvests. | *** - Refers only to the first harvest. Use Per Square listings for | season-long growth. | |\____ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Flax \ | \ | _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Seed Characteristics | | Purchase Information : Marimba Farm, Lv.2, 30G (Spring) | _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Crop Characteristics | | Season : Spring | Multi-Harvest : No | Growth Time : | Bad Soil : 6 days | Poor Soil : 6 days | Decent Soil : 5 days | Good Soil : 5 days | Best Soil : 5 days | _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Produce Characteristics | | Type : Crop | Sale Price : 110G / 170G / 230G / 330G | Purchase Info : (Perfect) Harvest Festival (Ruth's Booth), 540G; (Decent) | : Marimba Farm, Lv.2, 320G; (Good) Marimba Farm, Lv.2, | : 380G; (Perfect) Marimba Farm, Lv.3, 440G | Used in Recipes : None | _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | By-Product Characteristics | | Product : Flax Yarn | Made With : Yarn Maker | Sale Price : 180G / 210G / 270G / 500G / 220G (Red) / 190G (Yellow) / | : 190G (Green) / 260G (Blue) / 190G (Purple) | Purchase Info : (Perfect) Animal Festival (Shelly's Booth), 2900G | Used in Recipes : None | Note : Dyed flax yarn requires the dye pot as well. | | _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Profit Analysis | | Maximum Harvests Per Season*: | Bad Soil : 4 | Poor Soil : 4 | Decent Soil : 5 | Good Soil : 5 | Perfect Soil : 5 | | Avg. Profit Per Square (season)**: Avg. Profit/Square per Day (season)**: | Bad Soil : 488 Bad Soil : 17 | Poor Soil : 524 Poor Soil : 19 | Decent Soil : 740 Decent Soil : 26 | Good Soil : 770 Good Soil : 28 | Perfect Soil : 840 Perfect Soil : 30 | | Avg. Profit Per Bag***: Avg. Profit/Bag per Day***: | Bad Soil : 122 Bad Soil : 20 | Poor Soil : 131 Poor Soil : 22 | Decent Soil : 148 Decent Soil : 30 | Good Soil : 154 Good Soil : 31 | Perfect Soil : 168 Perfect Soil : 34 | | * - Assumes that crops are planted on the first of the month, watered | each day, picked on the first day they can harvested and re-planted on the | same day they're harvested. | ** - Assumes maximum harvests. | |\________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Hyacinth \ | \ | _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Seed Characteristics | | Purchase Information : Marimba Farm, Lv.2, 20G (Spring) | _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Crop Characteristics | | Season : Spring | Multi-Harvest : No | Growth Time : | Bad Soil : 5 days | Poor Soil : 4 days | Decent Soil : 3 days | Good Soil : 3 days | Best Soil : 3 days | _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Produce Characteristics | | Type : Flower | Color : Yellow | Sale Price : 120G | Purchase Info : Marimba Farm, Lv.2, 240G (Spring) | Used in Recipes : None | _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Profit Analysis | | Maximum Harvests Per Season*: | Bad Soil : 5 | Poor Soil : 6 | Decent Soil : 9 | Good Soil : 9 | Perfect Soil : 9 | | Avg. Profit Per Square (season)**: Avg. Profit/Square per Day (season)**: | Bad Soil : 500 Bad Soil : 18 | Poor Soil : 600 Poor Soil : 21 | Decent Soil : 900 Decent Soil : 32 | Good Soil : 900 Good Soil : 32 | Perfect Soil : 900 Perfect Soil : 32 | | Avg. Profit Per Bag***: Avg. Profit/Bag per Day***: | Bad Soil : 100 Bad Soil : 20 | Poor Soil : 100 Poor Soil : 25 | Decent Soil : 100 Decent Soil : 33 | Good Soil : 100 Good Soil : 33 | Perfect Soil : 100 Perfect Soil : 33 | | * - Assumes that crops are planted on the first of the month, watered | each day, picked on the first day they can harvested and re-planted on the | same day they're harvested. | ** - Assumes maximum harvests. | |\________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Lavender \ | \ | _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Seed Characteristics | | Purchase Information : Marimba Farm, Lv.3, 20G (Spring) | _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Crop Characteristics | | Season : Spring | Multi-Harvest : No | Growth Time : | Bad Soil : 5 days | Poor Soil : 4 days | Decent Soil : 3 days | Good Soil : 3 days | Best Soil : 3 days | _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Produce Characteristics | | Type : Flower | Color : Purple | Sale Price : 100G | Purchase Info : Marimba Farm, Lv.3, 200G (Spring) | Used in Recipes : Purple Perfume | _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Profit Analysis | | Maximum Harvests Per Season*: | Bad Soil : 5 | Poor Soil : 6 | Decent Soil : 9 | Good Soil : 9 | Perfect Soil : 9 | | Avg. Profit Per Square (season)**: Avg. Profit/Square per Day (season)**: | Bad Soil : 400 Bad Soil : 14 | Poor Soil : 480 Poor Soil : 17 | Decent Soil : 720 Decent Soil : 26 | Good Soil : 720 Good Soil : 26 | Perfect Soil : 720 Perfect Soil : 26 | | Avg. Profit Per Bag***: Avg. Profit/Bag per Day***: | Bad Soil : 80 Bad Soil : 16 | Poor Soil : 80 Poor Soil : 20 | Decent Soil : 80 Decent Soil : 27 | Good Soil : 80 Good Soil : 27 | Perfect Soil : 80 Perfect Soil : 27 | | * - Assumes that crops are planted on the first of the month, watered | each day, picked on the first day they can harvested and re-planted on the | same day they're harvested. | ** - Assumes maximum harvests. | |\________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Lettuce \ | \ | _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Seed Characteristics | | Purchase Information : Marimba Farm, Lv.1, 40G (Spring) | _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Crop Characteristics | | Season : Spring | Multi-Harvest : No | Growth Time : | Bad Soil : 5 days | Poor Soil : 5 days | Decent Soil : 5 days | Good Soil : 5 days | Best Soil : 5 days | _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Produce Characteristics | | Type : Crop | Sale Price : 220G / 250G / 280G / 390G | Purchase Info : (Decent) Marimba Farm, Lv.2, 440G; (Good) Marimba Farm, | : Lv.3, 500G; (Perfect) Marimba Farm, Lv.4, 560G | Used in Recipes : Taco | _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Profit Analysis | | Maximum Harvests Per Season*: | Bad Soil : 5 | Poor Soil : 5 | Decent Soil : 5 | Good Soil : 5 | Perfect Soil : 5 | | Avg. Profit Per Square (season)**: Avg. Profit/Square per Day (season)**: | Bad Soil : 1005 Bad Soil : 36 | Poor Soil : 1030 Poor Soil : 37 | Decent Soil : 1085 Decent Soil : 39 | Good Soil : 1100 Good Soil : 39 | Perfect Soil : 1150 Perfect Soil : 41 | | Avg. Profit Per Bag***: Avg. Profit/Bag per Day***: | Bad Soil : 201 Bad Soil : 40 | Poor Soil : 206 Poor Soil : 41 | Decent Soil : 217 Decent Soil : 43 | Good Soil : 220 Good Soil : 44 | Perfect Soil : 230 Perfect Soil : 46 | | * - Assumes that crops are planted on the first of the month, watered | each day, picked on the first day they can harvested and re-planted on the | same day they're harvested. | ** - Assumes maximum harvests. | |\______ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Pansy \ | \ | _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Seed Characteristics | | Purchase Information : Marimba Farm, Lv.2, 20G (Spring) | _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Crop Characteristics | | Season : Spring | Multi-Harvest : No | Growth Time : | Bad Soil : 5 days | Poor Soil : 4 days | Decent Soil : 3 days | Good Soil : 3 days | Best Soil : 3 days | _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Produce Characteristics | | Type : Flower | Color : Yellow | Sale Price : 90G | Purchase Info : Marimba Farm, Lv.3, 180G (Spring) | Used in Recipes : None | _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Profit Analysis | | Maximum Harvests Per Season*: | Bad Soil : 5 | Poor Soil : 6 | Decent Soil : 9 | Good Soil : 9 | Perfect Soil : 9 | | Avg. Profit Per Square (season)**: Avg. Profit/Square per Day (season)**: | Bad Soil : 350 Bad Soil : 12 | Poor Soil : 420 Poor Soil : 15 | Decent Soil : 630 Decent Soil : 22 | Good Soil : 630 Good Soil : 22 | Perfect Soil : 630 Perfect Soil : 22 | | Avg. Profit Per Bag***: Avg. Profit/Bag per Day***: | Bad Soil : 70 Bad Soil : 14 | Poor Soil : 70 Poor Soil : 18 | Decent Soil : 70 Decent Soil : 23 | Good Soil : 70 Good Soil : 23 | Perfect Soil : 70 Perfect Soil : 23 | | * - Assumes that crops are planted on the first of the month, watered | each day, picked on the first day they can harvested and re-planted on the | same day they're harvested. | ** - Assumes maximum harvests. | |\________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Pinkcat \ | \ | _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Seed Characteristics | | Purchase Information : Marimba Farm, Lv.3, 20G (Spring) | _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Crop Characteristics | | Season : Spring | Multi-Harvest : No | Growth Time : | Bad Soil : 5 days | Poor Soil : 4 days | Decent Soil : 3 days | Good Soil : 3 days | Best Soil : 3 days | _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Produce Characteristics | | Type : Flower | Color : Purple | Sale Price : 120G | Purchase Info : Marimba Farm, Lv.3, 240G (Spring) | Used in Recipes : None | _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Profit Analysis | | Maximum Harvests Per Season*: | Bad Soil : 5 | Poor Soil : 6 | Decent Soil : 9 | Good Soil : 9 | Perfect Soil : 9 | | Avg. Profit Per Square (season)**: Avg. Profit/Square per Day (season)**: | Bad Soil : 500 Bad Soil : 18 | Poor Soil : 600 Poor Soil : 21 | Decent Soil : 900 Decent Soil : 32 | Good Soil : 900 Good Soil : 32 | Perfect Soil : 900 Perfect Soil : 32 | | Avg. Profit Per Bag***: Avg. Profit/Bag per Day***: | Bad Soil : 100 Bad Soil : 20 | Poor Soil : 100 Poor Soil : 25 | Decent Soil : 100 Decent Soil : 33 | Good Soil : 100 Good Soil : 33 | Perfect Soil : 100 Perfect Soil : 33 | | * - Assumes that crops are planted on the first of the month, watered | each day, picked on the first day they can harvested and re-planted on the | same day they're harvested. | ** - Assumes maximum harvests. | |\______ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Potato \ | \ | _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Seed Characteristics | | Purchase Information : Marimba Farm, Lv.3, 30G (Spring) | _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Crop Characteristics | | Season : Spring | Multi-Harvest : No | Growth Time : | Bad Soil : 6 days | Poor Soil : 6 days | Decent Soil : 5 days | Good Soil : 5 days | Best Soil : 5 days | _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | Produce Characteristics | | Type : Crop | Sale Price : 190G / 220G / 250G / 360G | Purchase Info : (Perfect) Marimba Farm, Lv.4, 480G (Spring); (Decent) | : Marimba Farm, Lv.3, 380G (Spring); (Good) Marimba Farm, | : Lv.3, 440G (Spring) |
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