#farming guide

Here's what I know so far:

Reaching 100 trust with the following NPCs

Bremer and Ibano also have a chance to spawn in Hernand in the evening, either on the square or at the tavern outside.

General Ranching

You don't necessarily need to feed the animals but doing so allows them to reproduce if you have enough of them. so it's a good idea to do so.

It also increases the quality of your animals allowing them to produce more goods.

There's a limit of 25 animals on your ranch, once the camp is fully upgraded the limit becomes 35 animals.

You can feed your animals grains and fruit. The grains (barley, oats, wheat) + corn are your easiest and safest bet. Pigs also do really well on acorns.

The products your animals produce; milk, eggs, shorthorn, and feathers are transported to your personal storage chest at the end of every day. Check the chest in camp to find them. The products from butchering also go directly to your personal storage.

Selling livestock

Livestock can be sold for silver at the livestock fence. This means that the ranch can also make you a profit for yourself. You can however also just butcher animals and sell the materials. That too can become quite profitable.

Each class multiplies the price. So a class 3 nets you 3x the buying price for the animal.

So a class 5 cow should sell for 11 silver a piece if I'm correct.

Between culling the ranch and a skyroot and wild ginseng harvest I made almost 100 silver almost entirely passively in the span of minutes.

The animals you can keep:

Another user has made a list on animals you can keep: https://www.reddit.com/r/CDguides/s/f6czx8e9m1

So far that includes:

Goats (milk + shorthorn) butchered: small bone, short hair hide, fine meat, shorthorn

Sheep (fleece) butchered: small bone, short hair hide, fine meat, shorthorn fleece

Cows (milk + shorthorn) butchered: large bone, short hair hide, tender meat, shorthorn

Chickens (feathers and eggs) butchered: feathers, small bone, lean bird meat

Ducks (feathers and eggs) butchered: small bone, feather, lean bird meat

Pigs butchered: small bone, thin hide, marbled meat

Not able to keep/register:

Turkeys

Donkeys

Mountain goat 

Kuku bird

Highland cows (more testing needed)

Wild Geese

The ranking system for animals is 0-5. 5 yields the most product and comes from regularly fed animals. (Every 2-3 days at least.)

The easiest way to acces all information is through Ben and manage ranch.

Farming

After a harvest the produce goes directly in your own personal inventory.

The things you can grow:

Abyss cells

Apples

Cacao

Chaya

Coffee cherry

Corn

Enset

Figs

Grapes

Oranges

Peaches

Pears

Prickly Pears

Pomegranates

Shineberries

Skyroot (requires research)

Taro

Tomatoes

Wild Ginseng

Rubber

The things you can't grow*:

Acorn

Barley

Beans

Beets

Blackberries

Blueberry

Cabbage

Carrots

Cucumber

Desert Melon

Elderberries

Flax

Garlic

Lentils

Turnips

Oats

Onion

Sweet Potato

Pineapple

Potato

Pumpkin

Raspberry

Strawberries

Wheat

but I figured i could start a thread and get things going. if you have something figured out please add it.

* As of yet

The most useful crops to grow for Abyss Gears (Blueprints required)

Tools:

Tools that are useful:

Fertilizer spray (unlocks through spider queen side quest)

Water sprayer (unlocks through velua pirates side quests)

If these ever break you need rubber to repair them, the quickest and easiest way to get rubber is to bring plenty of thin hides to the troll scholars in scholarstone and gift then 10 thin hide each. (If you're a hoarder like me, you'll likely have 100s of them). The scholars gift you mercury, rubber, and brimstone. Mercury has the highest drop rate, followed by rubber, and brimstone is the rarest. This also is useful for getting gold bars.

When it comes to using the sprayer tools, it's enough to aim at the planted seed and tapping the spray button once so the soil changes color. You do not need to hold the button down.

Axe for chopping down fruit trees, you can also chop them down with the fruits still on it and pick them up from the ground. It's up to preference.

A base shovel for sky root (confirmed)

(Magic) Scythe, plants can be quickly harvested in bulk with it.

Kuku Gardening pack (Requires blueprint, sanctum questlines and progression past chapter 4.)

Any other tool (rake, hoe) cannot be used in the farm as the game sees them as a weapon

For basic mechanics and how to unlock the farm and ranch check out:

You can climb your fruit trees if there's ever fruit in them that your character can't reach. As of yet, fruit trees are a single use and need to be chopped down manually. I have not figured out a way to regrow fruit from the same tree.

Special tools at camp Your house can be furnished with special items like cauldrons or special cooking tools, that way you can have everything at camp.

Ways to obtain rare seeds in the early game

In the first hours of the game it may pay off to visit the manors in Hernand and look for boxes that say; Engraved wooden box. These boxes hold seeds, and though it is random, there's a good chance you'll get rare or exotic seeds like Rubber, Cacao, Enset, etc.

Yields:

Fertilizing and watering crops yields massive harvests.

1 tomato seed -> 14 tomatoes

3 corn seeds -> 62 corn

2 skyroot seeds -> 16 skyroot

1 grape seed -> 37 grapes

1 pomegranate seed -> 14 pomegranates

2 wild ginseng seeds -> 18 wild ginseng

2 luminous seeds -> 13 shineberries

2 orange seeds -> 38 oranges

2 apple seeds -> 40 apples

Skyroot and wild ginseng are the most profitable to cultivate as they sell for > 1 silver each.

Yielding a field with singular seeds and a singular spray of fertilizer in the beginning yielded me:

1 fig seed -> 9 Figs

1 pear seed -> 14 pears

1 pomegranate seed -> 15 pomegranates

1 peach seed -> 8 peaches

1 tomato seed -> 14 tomatoes

1 grape seed -> 12 grapes

2 corn seeds -> 25 corn

1 wild ginseng seed -> 4 wild ginseng

1 luminous seed -> 5 shineberries

2 skyroot seeds -> 13 skyroot

2 orange seeds -> 27 oranges

2 apple seeds -> 25 apples

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Decided to make another save file for testing purposes. Mostly focusing on 1st year crops and fields and trying to see exactly how long certain crops needed to grow. I found out some nifty stuff! Please note that I might end up editing some things if I find better data.

The different soil qualities have NO EFFECT on crop quality/speed

I believe it's something that only determines which crops can go in whichever field (all 1st year crops can grow in any soil quality, I think hybrids need good quality and up)

Fertilizer lasts for 10 hours

I believe the countdown starts once the animation is finished

4 bags of Fertilizer for A rank 8 bags of fertilizer for S rank (crops only)

This is at least consistent with tomatoes and watermelons. I tried logging how many bags of fertilizer for tree crops but I got through about 40 on the free apple tree and didn't get A rank by Fall Yr1 so I'm a liiiitle intimidated.

Crops only advance to different stages at 12:00pm and 12:00am

From what I can tell the game checks at 12pm and 12am if the crop has been in the ground/watered for enough time to grow to the next stage. I'm going to refer to these 12 hour chunks as "cycles." Due to this particular system, even if you plant crops a few hours apart, they will naturally sync up to the closest cycle. For example:

It's Spring 1 6:00am. You plant a Tomato seed. The game checks at Spring 1 12:00pm if the seed has been planted/ watered for long enough. 6 hours is not enough for the Tomato seed to progress to the next stage so it stays in the "planted" growth stage. The next time the game checks is Spring 2 12:00am. The Tomato seed has been planted/ watered for 18 hours, which is enough for it to progress to the next growth stage

Water lasts ~ 21 and 1/2 hours (from "just watered" to "bone dry" )

Haven't fully tested if the different water amounts impact growing time. If they are kept bone dry they won't progress to the next stage even if the plant goes through multiple 12 hour cycles. There's four levels of watered:

Dark Brown -> Brown (Takes around 6 hours and 45 minutes) -> Light brown (Takes around 5 hours and 30 minutes) -> Tan (Takes around 8 hours and 15 minutes)

Crop growth (Spring)

Tomato

Seed: 10 hours (1.75 hours water) (1 cycle)

Sprout: 24 (9.5~10 hours watered) (2 cycle)

Small trellis: 24 hours (2 cycles)

Big trellis: 24 hours (2 cycles)

Flower: 24 hours (2 cycles)

Green Tomatoes: 24 hours (2 cycles)

Harvestable

Total Time: 5.5 days (11 cycles)

((Plant on Spring 1st before 2:00PM and your first Tomatoes will be available to harvest Spring 7 12:00am))

Watermelon

Seed: 22 hours (2 cycles)

Sprout 36 hours (3 cycles)

Tiny vine: 36 hours (3 cycles)

Big vine: 24 hours (2 cycles)

Yellow Flowers: 24 hours (2 cycles)

Watermelons of Deception: 24 hours(2 cycles)

Harvestable

Total Time: 7 days (14 cycles)

((Plant on Spring 1st before 2:00PM and your first Watermelons will be available to harvest Spring 8 12:00pm))

Strawberries

Seed: 10 hrs (1 cycle)

Sprout: 24 hours (2 cycle)

Three Leaf Sprout: 36 hours (3 cycles)

Six Leaf Sprout: 36 hours (3 cycles)

Flowers: 24 Hours (2 cycles)

Budding Fruits: 24 hours (2 cycles)

Harvestable

Total time: 6.5 days (13 cycles)

((Plant on Spring 1st before 2:00PM and your first Strawberries will be available to harvest Spring 8 12:00am))

Potato

Seed: 22 hours (2 cycles)

Sprout: 36 hours (3 cycles)

Many Leaves: 36 hours (3 cycles)

Bigger Many Leaves: 48 hours (4 cycles)

Flowers: 24 hours (2 cycles)

Harvestable

Total time 7 days (14 cycles)

((Plant on Spring 1st before 2:00PM and your first Potatoes will be available to harvest Spring 8 12:00pm))

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Let me know if this is helpful to anyone else. I'll update this post if need be and probably make this into a little series :3

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Since I’m STILL getting pings from my posting of the part 1 map.

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🎃 A Guide to Preparing for Witches Festival 2k17

(UPDATED 2017)

by 🌺 lilambrosia (ARodianNip-slip)

ok hi this guide is a compilation of information that will mainly focus on Maximizing Returns for Witches Festival. The first part of the guide will focus on preparing your account for longevity while the second part will cover drop information and how to best get all of the festival-exclusive drops. We will first detail how to properly set up your alternate characters so you can focus on getting drops during the event while simultaneously leveling those characters. I would only recommend the first part of this guide if you already have a main account at Champion Level 160 or are very familiar with the long-run portion of ESO. This will prevent possible “grind burn-out” if you have not already experienced much of the game on a main.

🎃 The Basic Basis:

Witches Festival is a ~2 week event where you can get +100% Experience

Plunder Skulls will drop from bosses during this event from any boss. Many items can be found inside the Plunder Skulls including Runebox masks alongside exclusive motif, furniture and provisioning recipes including the BiS recipe for magicka-based users.

A full list of items and much more information on this will be provided later.

🎃 How to Get the Most:

Alts- all of the alts that u wish for.

From a Catalyst Tank, a Blossom Healer, or even an Orc the Stamsorc Gatherer- make ANY alt that you wish, but make sure you choose the correct race for the build that you will want in the end. We will be preparing these alts to use during the festival, and they will get many, many drops in the leveling process.

PLS NOTE: There is no longer an experience cap. It is possible that ZOS will bring back the +Experience% Cap for the duration of this festival. Previously this cap was +185% Experience, has since been lifted, but MAY return during this two week period. 

🎃 Preparing all of the Alts:

Choose your race wisely. Alcast and Xynode provide great info about tested up-to-date builds that you may find useful if you wish for help choosing the best race for your desired class and build.

Skip the Tutorial. Open your options and turn Auto Loot on, Profanity Filter off, turn Nameplates on (then Friendly Players: Targeted), change Resource Numbers to ‘number and percent,’ turn all Combat Text on, toggle All Buffs on (then Permanent Effects off).

Join the Undaunted, Fighters, and Mages Guilds; interact with each of the 6 crafting stations (no need to craft anything), then pick a pocket or open a locked door/chest. This will unlock all of the skill lines for your alt. Equip 5/1/1 armor with the Training trait (ex. 5 medium / 1 light / 1 heavy) to level all of the armor-based skill lines simultaneously. Your weapon(s) of choice should also have the Training Trait for now.

You may also stack with any Experience Potions or Scroll without capping. IF the +Experience% Cap of 185% returns, you will now be at +max XP% (for monsters killed). This is counting the +100% Experience from the event, +80% for full Purple Training Gear (+90% if dual-weild), and +10% if you are a subscriber to ESO+, meaning there will be no need for XP Pots during the event (not confirmed, only applicable if the +Experience% Cap is returning for the event). You may also stack with any Experience Potions or Scroll without capping

Slot 1 skill from each of the 3 Class skill lines and level up your character however you wish until you reach Level 10. This will allow you to enter Cyrodiil. Enter Cyrodiil and complete (or skip) the Cyrodiil tutorial to unlock the Assault and Support skill lines. Assault’s Rapid Maneuver (no morph) will be very useful during this event and unlocks immediately without requiring any PvP. Optional: You may wish to PvP for additional skillpoints gained from both leveling your PvP rank and leveling your character. The skills Vigor, War Horn, Revealing Flare, or Caltrops may also be of interest to your build.

Slot Rapid Maneuver. This will allow for quick travel between bosses during the event. Your alt is now ready for fast leveling and Witches Festival Farming.

This week prior to the event, it is recommended that your time is spent upgrading your stable, gathering skyshards, questing, PvP’ing, or being carried through dungeons for skillpoints- ANYTHING involving the gain of skillpoints. Do not worry about leveling your character as we’ll be able to do this quickly during the event. It is also recommended that you level all of your crafting trees to 50 during this week to allow your alt to be able to do Daily Crafting Writs. Remember, deconstructing ~275 level 10 potency glyphs will get you from 1 to 50 Enchanting provided that you are allocating skillpoints to the crafting tree.

This whole section was created to help maximize your alt and ensure you’re focusing on getting returns from the festival by minimizing the amount of time spent doing random preparation-based things. Taking these steps can wildly boost multiple characters while you farm the exclusive loots for your main. Spending this week before the event gaining skillpoints on your alts can ensure that they are ready for end-game builds and/or are able to do daily crafting writs. Easy Gold; Easy Materials.

🎃 How to Begin Witches Festival:

Go to the Crown Store and obtain the free Crow Caller whistle

Use the whistle and complete the quest The Witchmother’s Bargain.

Use the quest reward Witchmother’s Whistle  to summon a Witchmother’s Cauldron. Using the whistle will grant you and your party +100% Experience for 2 hours, while interacting with the cauldron will turn you into an undead for 2 hours. Special Boss Rewards, Plunder Skulls, can be obtained with or without use of the whistle and cauldron.

Once the event is over, you’ll be able to keep the Witchmother’s Whistle as a memento, but all of its supernatural powers will be gone.

🎃 How to Effectively Farm for Plunder Skulls:

You now have alt characters that can level hella while gathering all of the event items that you want for your main. You will be farming bosses on these alts for the Plunder Skulls.

There will be easy ways to farm bosses. Your goal is to farm Plunder Skulls, an item that drops from bosses. Overworld bosses, Dungeon bosses, Delve bosses, Dolmen Bosses- even the purple random event overworld bosses will drop Plunder Skulls. The drop rate is 100%, though there will be an invisible 3 minute cooldown timer for the drop frequency of Plunder Skulls. Meaning you will always get one as long as 3 minutes has passed since the last boss has been downed.

Here is a Plunder Skull add-on for PC users,

though any 3-minute timer set after death will suffice. As a PS4 player I consistently have timers ready.

The quickest way to farm bosses but also not give a damn about the cooldown timer is to continuously run Fungal Grotto 1 or to join normal dungeon PUG groups. Either way you’ll be killing 3 bosses every 6 minutes with no downtime, effectively farming experience and plunder skulls while ignoring the timer. This will create a more casual grind, though it’d still demand active attention from the player.

Other possibly effective locations:

Delves: (boss spawns every 5 minutes after death)

Gold Coast delve bosses have a chance to drop Assassin’s League motif pages; Hew’s Bane Delve bosses have a chance to drop Outlaws motif pages

Dolmens: (dolmen begins 5 minutes after downed)

The top 12 DPS / Tank / Healers will be rewarded with a drop from the boss

Dungeons:

Maelstrom Arena is great for solo play.

Undaunted Dailies are great for Double XP + daily keys.

Silken Ring motif pages may drop drom the final boss in Cradle of Shadows. Mazzatun motif pages may drop from the final boss in Ruins of Mazzatun.

Any Normal dungeon with 3 minute timer set between boss downs are effective for Plunder Skull farming.

Public Dungeons:

Wrothgar public dungeon bosses have a chance to drop Ancient Orc motif pages.

Vvardenfel’s Forgotten Waste has mobs that will drop pieces of the Sixth Robe Costume Runebox. Vvardenfel’s Nchuleftingth’s mobs have a chance to drop pieces of the Dwemer Theodolite Pet Runebox. 

🎃 What Items Drop from Plunder Skulls?

All items from 2016 are available in the 2017 Plunder Skulls.

Below are all of the drops, listed by year:

Witches Festival 2017′s added unique drops:

Runebox: Hollowjack Spectre Mask

Runebox: Thicketman Spectre Mask

Pattern (Purple): Witches Corpse, Wrapped (Clothing)

Praxis (Blue): Hagraven Cauldron, Rough Stone (Enchanting)

Random Loot: Alchemical Resin, Bast, Clean Pelt, Decorative Wax, Heartwood, Mundane Rune, Regulus

Furnishing Item (Blue)

Witches Bones, Offering

Witches Totem, Gnarled Vines and Skull

Witches Totem, Twisted Vines and Skull

Furnishing Item (Green):

Branch, Curved Burnt

Branch, Curved Laurel

Branch, Forked Burnt

Branch, Forked Laurel

Branch, Sturdy Burnt

Branch, Sturdy Laurel

Saplings, Burnt Cluster

Saplings, Burnt Sparse

Saplings, Burnt Tall

Shrub, Burnt Brush

Witches Festival 2016 had 26 possible unique drops:

Runebox: Scarecrow Spectre Mask

Runebox: Pumpkin Mask

Motif: Individual Hollowjack Motif Pages (1-14)

Style Crafting Ingredient: Amber Marble (Hollowjack trait stone)

Recipe (Gold): Double Bloody Mara

Recipe (Purple): Witchmother’s Potent Brew

Recipe (Purple): Witchmother’s Party Punch

Recipe (Blue): Crisp and Crunchy Pumpkin Snack Skewer

Recipe (Blue): Crunchy Spider Skewer

Recipe (Blue): Ghasty Eye-Bowl

Recipe (Blue): Bowl of “Peeled Eyeballs”

Recipe (Blue): Frosted Brains

Recipe (Green): Sweet Sanguine Apples

Random: Loot that may contain “creepy” themed crafting items such as Guts, Spider Eggs, Crawlers, etc.

🎃  Witches Festival In-Game Achievements

there are a total of 140 achievement points obtainable only by participating during the annual Witches Festival (with the exception of learning every chapter of the Hollojack Motif Style as it can be purchased year ‘round). Below are a list of the Titles, Details, and Points of each achievement.

Pumpkin Pairs Well With Guts - Drink the Witchmother's Brew during the Witches Festival. (5) Achievement Points

Plunder Skull Enthusiast - Earn your first Plunder Skull. (5) Achievement Points

Plunder Skull Aficionado -  Earn 50 Plunder Skulls. (10) Achievement Points

Plunder Skull Fanatic - Earn 100 Plunder Skulls. (15) Achievement Points

Reaper's Harvest - Complete the Witchmother's Bargain quest. (5) Achievement Points

Happy Work For Hollowjack - Collect and learn every chapter of the Hollowjack style book found during the Witches Festival. (50) Achievement Points

An Unsparing Harvest - Complete the listed achievements for the Witches Festival.  (50) Achievement Points

🎃  Conclusion

Thank you for bearing with me throughout my first guide. I will be updating this to keep up with newly released information in 2018. If you have any questions, recommendations, or would like to roast this guide, feel free to message me here.

If you farm organically, you probably know this feeling: The sky turns grey, the humidity creeps up, and your stomach drops a little. Because you know what's coming — not just rain, but the conditions where fungal and bacterial disease thrive. Downy mildew. Powdery mildew. Leaf blight. Bacterial wilt. The monsoon practically rolls out a welcome mat for all of them. Here's the honest truth about organic disease control in wet seasons: You cannot wait for symptoms. By the time spots appear on leaves, you've already lost ground. The pathogens are ahead of you. What changes the outcome is going in before the outbreak — coating plant surfaces with a natural, organic-approved barrier that pathogens simply cannot penetrate. Think of it as a raincoat for your crops. What to do before the next monsoon:

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Organic farming isn't about hoping for good weather. It's about building resilient systems that hold up when conditions get difficult. Your crops can handle the monsoon. They just need the right preparation.

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