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Last update:31 October 2016
First, you will have to scarify the soil with a tractor.
it’s crucial that you do this within your lot (the green number on the map).
Plows can dig deeper which grants you +10% crop.
However, this process takes longer and requires better machines andextendersin front of the vehicle.
Cultivators can cover a large area and can work a lot faster.
Both devices are attached to a tractor.
An “old” land will be marked red.
The next step is sowing.
If you are going to use natural fertilizers, don’t purchase the former group of seeders.
Each seeder needs to be filled first - there will be special bags in a given area.
Go there and select filling (it’s quite expensive).
Your next move would be tofertilize the field, however; it’s an optional step.
There are many possible options which were described ininformation on crop -> fertilizers.
All fertilizers work in the same way.
you could use artificial fertilizers (expensive) or natural ones (requires farm animals).
The level of fertilization is visible on your map insoil composition.
To spread them, you will need two separate machines.
It’s a quick process that can be completed by your employees.
The most intensive part.
A harvester moves slowly and stores crop until it is full.
When that happens, use a vehicle with asemitrailer, and collect your crop.
Semitrailers will differ in terms of capacity.
Potatoes and beetroots are an exception - they require unique harvesters.
Remember- this process cannot be handled by your employees.
Different products will be stored in a different way.
Sellingis also a process that cannot be performed by your employees.
It’s important to sell products at best prices possible.
Prices change every day.
To learn more, check thePricetab.
you might sell products right away, or store them and wait for a better offer.
You will be paid immediately.
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