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Quierta R.I.P. Ethna :( <3 (moderator) Loungin' total posts: 17894 neopoints: 453 since: Aug 2007	Oct 13, 08 at 7:46pm ^ Farm Expenses \| FAQ
	Log in to remove this sponsored message this guide is currently in progress and is being worked on by members of this very forum! To help out, you can visit this thread. introduction Money! That's what every farmer wants, starting out. But wait... How do you get it? Which animals do you buy? Which crops should you plant? This guide will tell you everything you need to know about how much money you'll earn from your crops and your animals. index > crop expenses guide spring crops summer crops fall crops winter crops > farm expenses guide cows sheep chickens ostriches > frequently asked questions notes There are a few important notes regarding what this guide is for: The figures in this guide at NOT exact numbers of what you will be getting. There are other factors that contribute to these figures. These calculations are simply the lowest potential profits of the products given a certain set of circumstances ((which will be listed below)). The numbers given here could be lower depending on the conditions. However, more than likely, they will be much higher. The intention of this guide was not to tell you exactly how much you'll make, but to tell you how much you'll make with a certain product in comparison to the others. For instance, to show you that you could make more money with A than with B, etc. crops The figures for the crops were all created assuming the following are true: You water every day without fail There are no storms which could kill some of your crops You harvest on the harvesting days You are planting on the lowest soil This does not mean you should plant in the lowest soil - planting in good soil will increase the cash! farm The figures for the farm animals were all created assuming the following are true: Your animal never gets sick You never forget to take the product as often as possible Your animal has the least affection possible for you This does not mean to not make your animal like you! The more your animal likes you, the more money you will get off of their products. You bought the animals rather than bred them Buying the animals will give you a little less money, because breeding them is cheaper - it only takes about half the money to buy a miracle potion! [size=1][color=#666666]This message was edited by Quierta on Oct 14 2008.
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Quierta R.I.P. Ethna :( <3 (moderator) Loungin' total posts: 17894 neopoints: 453 since: Aug 2007	Oct 13, 08 at 7:51pm ^ re: Farm Expenses \| FAQ
	official crop expenses guide Some people farm just for the fun. But what about those people who farm for a profit? This guide will let you know how much money you're going to get for planting certain crops. Each figure is based of all crops being of the lowest (decent) value Regrow crops are based off their potential growth rate, regardless of outside conditions (if a crop grows in 7 days, it could potentially regrow 3 times in a season for a total of 4 harvests). These figures are based off of ONE packet of seeds. For example, Breadfruit's "Actual Profit" is 1470. This means you can get 1470G for every packet of seeds you buy. ----------------------- how was it done? ----------------------- Packet Price - How much money it is to buy one pack of seeds Single - How much money a single crop sells for Money Made - How much money a crop can produce in a season single x 6 x how many times it regrows = money made For example the strawberry sells for 130 each, and they regrow twice. So: 130 x 6 x 2 = 1560 Actual Profit - How much money you're making off the crop total money made - packet price For example, the strawberry made 1560, the packet price was 600. So: 1560 - 600 = 960 ------------ the guide ------------ The guide is in this format: quote Crop Packet Price: Single: Money Made: Actual Profit: ---------------- spring crops ---------------- Flax Packet Price: 120G Single: 50G Money Made: 300G Actual Profit: 180G Green Herb Packet Price: 105G Single: 30G Money Made: 180G Actual Profit: 75G Hycanith Flower Packet Price: 75G Single: 80G Money Made: 480G Actual Profit: 405G Lavender Flower Packet Price: 60G Single: 50G Money Made: 300G Actual Profit: 240G Tulip Flower Packet Price: 90G Single: 60G Money Made: 360G Actual Profit: 270G Turnips Packet Price: 60G Single: 50G Money Made: 300G Actual Profit: 240G Strawberry Packet Price: 600G Single: 130G Money Made: 1560G Actual Profit: 960G Potato Packet Price: 75G Single: 60G Money Made: 360G Actual Profit: 285G Cabbage Packet Price: 135G Single: 80G Money Made: 480G Actual Profit: 435G Breadfruit Packet Price: 210 Single: 70G Money Made: 1680G Actual Profit: 1470G Moondrop Flower Packet Price: 75G Single: 0G Money Made: 0G Actual Profit: -75G ------------------- summer crops ------------------- Sunflower Packet Price: 75G Single: 70G Money Made: 420G Actual Profit: 345G Pansy Flower Packet Price: 60G Single: 30G Money Made: 180G Actual Profit: 120G Pinkcat Flower Packet Price: 60G Single: 50G Money Made: 300G Actual Profit: 240G Lilly Flower Packet Price: 120G Single: 70G Money Made: 420G Actual Profit: 300G Hibiscus Flower Packet Price: 90G Single: 80G Money Made: 480G Actual Profit: 390G Begonia Flower Packet Price: 75G Single: 0G Money Made: 0G Actual Profit: -75G Onion Packet Price: 75G Single: 60G Money Made: 360G Actual Profit: 285G Watermelon Packet Price: 480G Single: 110G Money Made: 660G Actual Profit: 180G Honeydew Packet Price: 735G Single: 200G Money Made: 1200G Actual Profit: 465G Tomato Packet Price: 225G Single: 90G Money Made: 2160G Actual Profit: 1935G Corn Packet Price: 210G Single: 100GG Money Made: 1800G Actual Profit: 1590G Cocoa Packet Price: 225G Single: 120G Money Made: 2160 Actual Profit: 1935G Blue Herb Packet Price: 120G Single: 70G Money Made: 420G Actual Profit: 300G ------------- fall crops ------------- Red Herb Packet Price: 135G Single: 50G Money Made: 300G Actual Profit: 165G Cosmos Flower Packet Price: 75G Single: 50G Money Made: 300G Actual Profit: 225G Morning Glory Flower Packet Price: 75G Single: 90G Money Made: 540G Actual Profit: 465G Blue Mist Flower Packet Price: 525G Single: 320G Money Made: 1920G Actual Profit: 1395G Rose Flower Packet Price: 105G Single: 100G Money Made: 600G Actual Profit: 495G Chrysanthemum Flower Packet Price: 60G Single: 50G Money Made: 300G Actual Profit: 240G Purple Herb Packet Price: 135G Single: 60G Money Made: 360G Actual Profit: 225G Rice Packet Price: 120G Single: 50G Money Made: 300G Actual Profit: 180G Spicy Pepper Packet Price: 30G Single: 60G Money Made: 360G Actual Profit: 330G Carrot Packet Price: 60G Single: 80G Money Made: 480G Actual Profit: 420G Yam Packet Price: 135G Single: 50G Money Made: 900G Actual Profit: 765G Bell Pepper Packet Price: 90G Single: 60G Money Made: 1800G Actual Profit: 1710G Eggplant Packet Price: 285G Single: 100G Money Made: 1800G Actual Profit: 1515G Spinach Packet Price: 75G Single: 60G Money Made: 360G Actual Profit: 285G Pumpkin Packet Price: 195G Single: 130G Money Made: 780G Actual Profit: 585G ---------------- winter crops ---------------- Green Bell Flower Packet Price: 165G Single: 70G Money Made: 420G Actual Profit: 255G Yellow Herb Packet Price: 120G Single: 40G Money Made: 240G Actual Profit: 120G Buckwheat Packet Price: 150G Single: 50G Money Made: 300G Actual Profit: 150G Anemone Flower Packet Price: 90G Single: 30G Money Made: 180G Actual Profit: 90G Snowflake Flower Packet Price: 150G Single: 80G Money Made: 480G Actual Profit: 330G [size=1][color=#666666]This message was edited by Quierta on Oct 13 2008.
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Quierta R.I.P. Ethna :( <3 (moderator) Loungin' total posts: 17894 neopoints: 453 since: Aug 2007	Oct 13, 08 at 8:47pm ^ re: Farm Expenses \| FAQ
	official farm expenses guide There are some people out there who love animals and therefore only ranch for the fun and love of them. However, some people also do it to get money! This guide will let you know how much you can make off of a certain animal. Each figure is based off of the lower quality value, meaning your profit could be much larger, except with things like yarns and other things that have only one quality value. Each figure is based on the assumption that you are shipping this product every single day for your animal's entire life. These numbers are based off of one animal, meaning the actual profit is the total G you can make off of one particular animal. The cost of other materials are not added. For instance, you need to use herbs to color yarn. The cost or shipping price of the yarn is not introduced into these figures. ----------------------- how was it done? ----------------------- Single - How much money a single milk (low 'decent' quality) sells for Monthly Money - How much money you can make off of the product each month (28 days) To do this, multiply the single price by the number of days, which is 28. For example, the single price is 100 and the number of days is 28. 100 x 28 = 2800 Lifetime Money - How much money the animal could potentially make in its lifetime To do this, multiple the monthly money by the number of months that it is producing this product. For example, a cow will live for around 3 years. That is 12 months. It takes the cow 1 month to become mature and give milk, so it gives its product for 1 months. For example, the monthly money is 2,800 and the number of months it is producing the product is 11. So 2,800 x 11 = 30,800 Actual Profit - The amount of profit you make off the animal. To do this, take the Lifetime Money and subtract the animal price. For example, the lifetime money of the cow is 30,800, and the animal price is 4500. So 30,800 - 4500 = 26,300G ------------ the guide ------------ The guide is in this format: quote Product Single: Monthly Money: Lifetime Money: Actual Profit: ------- cows ------- animal price: 4500G Cheese Single: 140G Monthly Money: 3920 Lifetime Money: 43120 Actual Profit: 34420 Milk Single: 100G Monthly Money: 2,800G Lifetime Money: 30,800G Actual Profit: 26,300G Butter Single: 120G Monthly Money: 3360G Lifetime Money: 36960G Actual Profit: 28710G ----------- chickens ----------- animal price: 2100G Mayonaise Single: 100G Monthly Money: 2800 Lifetime Money: 33600 Actual Profit: 28500 Eggs Single: 80G Monthly Money: 2240G Lifetime Money: 25,760G Actual Profit: 23,660G -------- sheep -------- animal price: 4200G Never change shining yarn into colored yarn! Only decent. Purple Yarn Single: 560G Monthly Money: 3920G Lifetime Money: 45080G Actual Profit: 40880G Red Yarn Single: 620G Monthly Money: 4340G Lifetime Money: 49910G Actual Profit: 45710G Blue Yarn Single: 930G Monthly Money: 6510G Lifetime Money: 74865G Actual Profit: 70665G Wool Single: 210G Monthly Money: 1470G Lifetime Money: 16905G Actual Profit: 12705G Yarn Single: 250G Monthly Money: 1750G Lifetime Money: 20125G Actual Profit: 15925G Yellow Yarn Single: 500G Monthly Money: 3500G Lifetime Money: 40250G Actual Profit: 36050G Green Yarn Single: 530G Monthly Money: 3710G Lifetime Money: 42665G Actual Profit: 38365G Edit: Nov 02, 08
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