Sunday, 1 August 2010

Guide Animals in Farmville

A Quick Guide to Animals in FarmVille
There are an ever-growing number of animals that you can choose to keep on your farm in FarmVille. It can be a lot of fun to collect as many as you can of the ones you like, and animals add a lot to your farm. They also provide some revenue, although the amount varies a great deal with the type of animal you're collecting from. There are certainly plenty of reasons to keep all of these animals, but they do take up space. In order to make sure that you're not sacrificing too many of your resources for the animals you're supporting, you should consider a few things when you're deciding which animals to keep.

Steps


  1. Space Savers
  2. On your farm, space is always at a premium. That's why it's a good idea to focus on raising the animals that will take up the least amount of space. This list include the obvious smaller animals, like ducks and bunnies, but also a couple of others you might not expect. As long as you have enough neighbors (or enough farm cash) you can purchase dairy farms to keep your cows in. These hold up to 20 cows (or 19 cows and 1 bull) each, and you can buy as many as you want.
  3. Not only do dairy farms take up much less space than 20 individual cows would, they're also much easier to collect from. With one click, you can harvest the milk from all 20 cows within your dairy farm. And cows aren't the only one's who get this type of special accommodations. Building yourself a chicken coop will save you time and space in the same way by giving you a place to house up to 20 chickens. Unfortunately, there is a limit of 1 chicken coop per farm, so you're best off keeping your total chicken population to 20 so they'll all fit in the coop.
  4. Where to Get 'Em
  5. All of these animals also don't come from the same place. In fact, the only animals you can buy with coins as this point are sheep and pigs. These animals are fine to have around, but they're not particularly space efficient, nor do they bring in a ton of revenue. There are a few other specialty animals that you can buy only with farm cash – several special varieties of chickens and an orange tabby, at the moment. And there are usually a few seasonal specials too that are only available for a limited time.
  6. All About Gifts
  7. You shouldn't need to buy any animals at all though if you're patient and have managed to accumulate a few good neighbors. There are quite a few different kinds of animals available as gifts, and if you get them this way, they're free. That means that you don't have to wait until you've made back the purchase price to start making money off of these animals. You can also get many more types of animals this way, so just tell your friends what you'd like to receive.
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Get a Lot of Money on Farmville - wikiHow

How to earn money on Farmville (Facebook App)

Steps


  1. Don't just plant the cheapest stuff, subtract the cost of the crop+15 coins from the coins you get for selling them and determine the profit (strawberries have a 10 coin profit).
  2. Plant about 16 of each crop.
  3. Don't let the crops wither, or it would only waste money.
  4. Get a Good Strategy and Cheats Guide.

Tips


  • Buy a couple trees and/or animals.
  • Plant raspberries instead of strawberries if you can, they have a 1 coin higher profit (this adds up quickly).
  • The chart below shows how much you can earn in profit from different crops. (Note: The chart shows the profit for planting a single crop at a time. If you plant more than one of the same crop, multiply the weekly profit by the amount of crops you plant (i.e. if you plant 104 bell peppers, multiple 75 by 104 to find the total profit)
  • Chart profits are rounded to nearest whole number
  • The chart takes no breaks. (this is the highest possible profit, which you can only get if you start planting at midnight between Sunday and Monday, and harvest and replant at the moment the plants are harvestable)
  • Crop names by level | Seed Price (+plowing) | Time to grow | single harvest profit | Weekly Profit
  • strawberries | $25 | 4 hours | $10 | $420
  • eggplants | $40 | 2 days | $48 | $168
  • wheat | $50 | 3 days | $65 | $152
  • soybeans | $30 | 1 day | $33 | $231
  • squash | $55 | 2 days | $66 | $462
  • pumpkins | $45 | 8 hours | $23 | $483
  • artichoke | $85 | 4 days | $119 | $208
  • rice | $60 | 12 hours | $36 | $504
  • raspberries | $35 | 2 hours | $11 | $924
  • cotton | $90 | 3 days | $117 | $273
  • bell peppers | $90 | 2 days | $108 | $756
  • peppers | $85 | 1 day | $77 | $539

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Play Farmville

Farmville is a virtual farming game developed by Zynga that requires making good judgment, math skills, and the desire to farm. Playing Farmville is very easy, if you know what you are doing.

Steps


  1. Start slowly. It may seem tempting to try and create an enormous farm right away, but have patience. It is better to start slow than to lose all your money right off the bat.
  2. Know when you will get on Farmville again. Each crop takes a certain amount of time to grow (i.e. 2 hours, 4 hours, 1 day, etc.). Once that crop has grown, you have the same amount of time that it took to grow to harvest it. If you don't harvest in time, your crops will wither and die.
  3. Expand your farm. Start off by adding a few more plots of land (you can do this by clicking on the "Plow" option.) Adding more land will cost you a small amount.
  4. Pay attention to your experience points (shown as XP). Once you get a certain amount of experience points, you level up. Leveling up usually will give you a small amount of money, and sometimes some more experience points.
  5. After you have gotten farming down, try experimenting with animals and trees. Animals and trees will provide you with extra money and experience points. They also can come in handy once you have progressed further into the game.
  6. Earn ribbons. There are many ribbons you can earn on Farmville from having many neighbors, or owning many animals. Once you earn a ribbon, you get coins and the ability to share your rewards with your friends. You can get ribbons until you get the blue ribbon for each type.

Video


This video teaches the basics about Farmville.

Tips


  • Don't be afraid to experiment! Add some trees and animals or more land. Just be sure you don't waste all your money on animals or other objects.
  • Observe your friends' farms. See what they do and how they run their farm. You could learn some helpful hints.
  • Always take things slowly. You don't want to rush through this game.
  • Helping your neighbors with their farms gets you more cash and experience points!

Warnings


  • If you run out of money, you can't buy anything or plow anything until you get some more. Spend your money wisely!
  • Dead crops don't produce any extra points and decrease in value. Be sure to harvest on time!


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Farmville Video