Farm buildings and what goods fetch.

Making farm buildings

Farm buildings are made at a Workbench. Some ask for a group of materials, such as any metal or any wood, and some ask for particular goods you have grown or made. Where a recipe asks for a group, any material in that group will do.

Item	Needs	What it does
Sprinkler	6 metal, 2 fibre or hide	Waters a five-by-five patch round it, day and night.
Quality Sprinkler	1 Sprinkler, 6 metal, 2 glass or crystal	Waters a seven-by-seven patch.
Scarecrow	6 wood, 8 fibre or hide	Keeps crows off ripe crops within eight blocks.
Compost Bin	10 wood	Turns plant scraps into compost, the best fertiliser for Golden harvests.
Beehive	12 wood, 4 fibre or hide	Makes honey and beeswax from the flowers and crops around it.
Feed Trough	8 wood	Kept animals nearby eat from it and grow fond of you.
Farm Stand	20 wood, 8 fibre or hide	Villagers who pass buy your goods, at the village's prices.
Market Stall	24 wood, 8 fibre or hide, 2 metal	Put goods on it at your own prices. Other players in your world buy with marks. The stall keeps 5 per cent of each sale.
Greenhouse Kit	60 glass or crystal, 12 wood, 4 metal	Builds a glass house with a door on level ground. See seasons and trees.
Pen Kit	16 wood, 8 fibre or hide	Sets a fenced pen with a gate and a trough on level ground.
Tree grafts	2 of a tree's fruit, 1 compost	A new sapling of Apple, Cherry, Peach or Lemon.

Remember that a Quality Sprinkler needs a sprinkler already made.

What goods are worth

Each good has a price in marks, the game's own money. A plain piece is worth its base price, a Silver piece is worth one and a half times as much, and a Golden piece two and a half times as much. Villagers at a Farm Stand pay these prices, and villagers pay more for what they want on a festival day.

Good	Marks, plain
Egg	2
Milk	3
Wool	3
Honey	6
Beeswax	4
Butter	6
Cheese	8
Sugar	4
Flour	3
Golden Egg	40
Truffle	24

Crops are worth their price in the crops table, from 2 marks for wheat and potatoes up to 8 for melons. A Silver melon is worth 12 marks and a Golden one 20. Dishes are worth more than their ingredients, and the rare ones are worth a good deal more. Silver and Golden dishes are worth more again.

Tips

• Silver and Golden goods are worth far more than plain ones. Use a Compost Bin and keep crops watered and in season to get them.
• Sell at a Farm Stand near a village on a Harvest Festival day for the best return.
• Keep a few plain goods back for cooking, since many dishes need them.

See crops and farming for what to grow, livestock and husbandry for what animals give, and cooking and recipes for the dishes.

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