Vintage Story - Everything Farming! - How to Handbook Bit By Bit

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  @ChippyWhistle · 3 years ago · pinned

  If you don't have access to a bucket to scoop up water for the purpose of checking if it's salt water, couldn't you just use a bowl instead?

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  @UnorthoTox · 2 years ago

  Fun fact, most recent updates include the types of soil. Terra preta found in the wild was replaced with finding high fertility soil, and terra preta can be crafted instead.

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  @entropic-decay · 3 years ago

  raccoons also break open and eat the contents of harvestable skep hives, so they're a menace to beekeeping as well

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  @benben-fz2es · 3 years ago

  Another point - the only two plants not being eat by hares are pumpkins and onions. Which means you don't have to put fences around these two. But it also means you cannot make rabbit traps with these.

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  @sanguine7599 · 2 years ago

  Interesting lesson on potassium. Its name comes from the source of which it was commonly found... literal campfire ashes, so people called it pot ash which quickly became potash. Then after people found out that there was a none reducible molecule in those ashes. They called it potassium.

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  @ancient.ginkgo · 3 years ago

  As someone studying horticulture this makes me super happy to see a game this detailed with crop requirements. :) Fantastic guides by the way! Will be picking this game up soon!

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  @zaecus · 3 years ago

  Pumpkins can be right clicked to harvest. You're doing a really good job of explaining the complexities of this game, especially one that's still developing.

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  @StrikaAmaru · 2 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fi0qR3ilo78&amp;t=1380">23:00</a> Lol @ &apos;flax 8/9 drops less that 9/9&apos;. In real life, you WANT to harvest flax when it&apos;s almost but not quite ripe; about 2/3rds yellow, the recommendation goes. So if VS!flax were to use the real-life drop table, 8/9 would drop a lot of fibers and little seed, while 9/9 would drop a lot of seeds and almost no fibers.

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  @MannyXVIII · 3 years ago

  If I read the wiki correctly, a water source block should penetrate three tilled soil blocks in any direction, giving the first 75% moisture, the second 50% and the last 25%. So in theory you need a water source block every 4th row since it also &quot;radiates&quot; backwards

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  @Enigmaticldeas · 3 years ago

  Everywhere I go I find this channel, Thaumcraft 4 (from like 5-6 years ago)? yep. Tinkerers construct? yep. Occultism? yep. You are a madman of the best kind, keep it up!

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  @bobjob2514 · 2 years ago

  Game logic: that entire pumpkin you just wasted? Yeah. Only one seed. It’s not like you can just save a few hundred seeds BY eating the pumpkin or whatever… lol

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  @CanalTremocos · 2 years ago

  Although rabbits, hares, and pikas have some traits in common with rodents they are actually Logomorphs. <br>Shrews and moles suffer the same confusion, they aren&apos;t rodents either, they are in the same order as hedgehogs.

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