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Farming in One Hour One Life refers to cultivating various plant crops and animals which can be domesticated from their wild form. Compost is an integral component of farming.
Plots
- Shallow Tilled Row
- Deep Tilled Row
- Hardened Row
- Bowl of Soil (for bonsai)
Tools
Plant Crops
Plant crops are acquired by taking seeds from wild plants, or cuttings from trees. They require fertile soil, water, and often extra steps to grow.
- Domestic Gooseberry Bush
- Carrots
- Wheat
- Milkweed
- Hubbard Squash
- Pumpkin
- Corn
- Beans
- Red Cabbage
- Potato
- Tomato
- Hot Pepper
- Onion
- Pickling Cucumber
- Sugarcane
- Sapling
- Rose Bush
- Garlic
- Dill
- Grape
Trees
Tree cuttings are acquired using Shears, then planted in a Deep Tilled Row. They require several rounds of watering, so need to be attended to over several generations.
- Maple Tree
- Lombardy Poplar Tree
- Pine Tree
- Yew Tree
- Domestic Mango Tree
- Juniper Tree
- Rubber Tree
- Bonsai
- Bay Tree
Animal Pens
Animals are usually domesticated by killing a wild animal with a bow and arrow while it is in its family form (except for wolves), then taking and feeding the wild baby. This will create a domestic version of the wild animal, which, when its baby is fed, will create the final form of the domesticated animal.
A simple pen design with corner berry bush entrances and Adobe Oven Base walls.
An efficient pen pattern which can be repeated for multiple sections containing different animals
An advanced pen design with one wall made of boxes directly next to the bakery.
