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::*'''l''': process to barrel ([[sweet pod]]): At farmer's workshop, using plant processing.
 
::*'''l''': process to barrel ([[sweet pod]]): At farmer's workshop, using plant processing.
 
::*'''p''': process plant ([[pig tail]], [[rope reed]]): At farmer's workshop, using plant processing.
 
::*'''p''': process plant ([[pig tail]], [[rope reed]]): At farmer's workshop, using plant processing.
::*'''h''': mash plant ([[pig tail]], [[rope reed]]): At quern or millstone, using milling.
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::*'''h''': mash plant ([[pig tail]], [[rope reed]]): At quern or millstone, using [[papermaking]].
 
::*'''v''': process to vial ([[valley herb]]): At farmer's workshop, using plant processing.
 
::*'''v''': process to vial ([[valley herb]]): At farmer's workshop, using plant processing.
 
::*'''e''': extract plant essence ([[kobold bulb]]): At [[still]], using plant gathering.
 
::*'''e''': extract plant essence ([[kobold bulb]]): At [[still]], using plant gathering.

Revision as of 10:56, 4 September 2016

This article is about the current version of DF.
Note that some content may still need to be updated.

(This article is about plants. If you want information about trees, see Tree.)

Crops (or more accurately plants) can either be farmed, traded for, or acquired by plant gathering. Farming happens at farm plots. There are two types of crops: above ground and subterranean. The seeds of subterranean crops may be brought from the starting embark screen or, with some small luck, purchased from dwarven caravans. Above ground crops and seeds may be purchased from human or elven caravans or gathered by dwarves with the plant gathering labor enabled. Seeds may also be collected by processing the plants or eating them (but not by cooking!). There is a limit of 200 seeds per type (adjustable in d_init.txt), after which no additional seeds will be produced.

A few of the plants listed below are not strictly crops, as they have no seeds and can't be planted (see note "4", below.)

Most plants can be brewed into alcohols, each plant type producing a different variation, and dwarves do prefer some variety in their drink. Some plants may be eaten raw, others must be cooked first, others must be processed first (by milling or plant processing) before they are edible, and still others are inedible, producing only non-food products (their seeds may be edible, though). Drinks may be cooked as ingredients in prepared meals, but at least one of the ingredients must be a non-liquid.

All drinks require a spare barrel or large pot for storage, and some other products also require specific containers for storage. Plants can be stored in barrels or without a container; seeds are stored individually or in bags which can then be put into barrels. It may be advisable to have a small stockpile that accepts only seeds next to your farm(s), since dwarves will happily carry entire pots of seeds across the map to pick up a single seed, leading to cancellation spam and irregular planting.

Plump helmets and pig tails can be harvested 25 days after sowing. All other subterranean crops need about 42 days.


Standard Plants

These are the plants defined in the file plant_standard.txt. Standard plants have been changed very little from the previous version; tiles and colors have been upgraded, and brewing, pressing and processing plants to bags have been re-implemented as reactions, which means these options will be unavailable in the workshop if materials are missing.

Tile Graphic Name Biome
& seasons
Align Value Drink Drink
value1
Eat Cook2 Product(s)5
& value
Plump helmet

Wet cavern

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 4☼ Dwarven wine 10☼ Yes Yes
None
τ Pig tail

Wet cavern

Wet Dry

style="border:1px #AAA solid;"|

Spring Summer
Autumn Winter
All 4☼ Dwarven ale 10☼ No No
None
τ Cave wheat

Wet cavern

Wet Dry

style="border:1px #AAA solid;"|

Spring Summer
Autumn Winter
All 4☼ Dwarven beer 10☼ No Pr3
None
Φ Sweet pod

Wet cavern

Wet Dry

style="border:1px #AAA solid;"|

Spring Summer
Autumn Winter
All 4☼ Dwarven rum 10☼ No Pr3
None
Quarry bush

Wet cavern

Wet Dry

style="border:1px #AAA solid;"|

Spring Summer
Autumn Winter
All 4☼ None No Pr3
None
Dimple cup

Wet cavern

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 4☼ None No No
None
τ Muck root

Wetland  (Wet)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 1☼ Swamp whiskey 5☼ Yes Yes
None
Φ Bloated tuber

Wetland  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ Tuber beer 10☼ Yes Yes
None
Φ Kobold bulb4

Wetland  (Wet)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 5☼ None No No
None
: Prickle berry

Not freezing  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 1☼ Prickle berry wine 5☼ Yes Yes
None
: Strawberry

Not freezing  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 4☼ Strawberry wine 10☼ Yes Yes
None
τ Longland grass

Not freezing  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 4☼ Longland beer 10☼ No Pr3
None
ÿ Valley herb4

Temperate grassland  (Dry)

Wet Dry

style="border:1px #AAA solid;"|

Spring Summer
Autumn Winter
All 10☼ None No Yes
None
τ Rat weed

Not freezing  (Wet)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 1☼ Sewer brew 5☼ Yes Yes
None
: Fisher berry

Not freezing  (Wet)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 4☼ Fisher berry wine 10☼ Yes Yes
None
ƒ Rope reed

Not freezing  (Wet)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 4☼ River spirits 10☼ No No
None
τ Blade weed

Not freezing  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 4☼ None No No
None
τ Hide root

Not freezing  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 1☼ None No No
None
τ Sliver barb

Not freezing  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
Evil 1☼ Gutter cruor 5☼ No No
None
: Sun berry

Not freezing  (Wet)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
Good 9☼ Sunshine 25☼ Yes Yes
None
§ Whip vine

Not freezing  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
Savage 1☼ Whip wine 15☼ No Pr3
None

Notes:

1 This is the value for a stack of 5 units, which is the number rendered from a single plant.
2 Anything that can be cooked is edible afterwards. Note that cooking leaves no seeds for re-planting.
3 These plants cannot be eaten/cooked until they are further processed, either by milling or extracting; see "products" column for process product.
4 These plants cannot be grown on a farm plot as they have no seeds. They can only be acquired through plant gathering (in season only) or trade.
5 To get the products/extracts from the plants they have to be processed, in the following workshops, using the following labors:

Garden Plants

All garden plants are above-ground, and can grow year-round. Garden plants are defined in a separate file from standard plants, named, somewhat predictably, plant_garden.txt
Unlike standard plants, garden plants will also produce growths - leaves, buds, flowers, pods and fruits. As a general rule, leaves can be only cooked, buds can be both cooked and brewed. // todo: fill in rest; didn't get that far.

Tile Graphic Name Biome
& seasons
Align Value Drink Drink
value1
Eat Cook2 Product(s)5
& value
: Artichoke

Temperate grassland  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ Artichoke wine 10☼ Yes Yes
None
: Asparagus

Temperate  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 4☼ None Yes Yes
None
: Bambara groundnut

Tropical dry broadleaf forest, tropical grassland, tropical savanna, tropical shrubland  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ None Yes Yes
None
: String bean

Temperate  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ None No Yes
None
: Broad bean

Temperate  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ None No Yes
None
: Beet

Temperate grassland  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 4☼ Beetroot wine 10☼ Yes Yes
None
: Bitter melon

Tropical  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ None Yes Yes
None
: Cabbage

Temperate  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 4☼ None Yes Yes
None
: Caper

Desert, Grassland  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ None Yes Yes
None
: Wild carrot

Temperate  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 4☼ Carrot wine 10☼ Yes Yes
None
: Cassava

Tropical  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 4☼ Cassava beer 10☼ No Yes
None
: Celery

Temperate  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 4☼ None Yes Yes
None
: Chickpea

Tropical  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ None No Yes
None
: Chicory

Temperate  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 4☼ None Yes Yes
None
: Cowpea

Tropical grasslands  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ None No Yes
None
: Cucumber

Tropical dry broadleaf forest, tropical grassland, tropical savanna, tropical shrubland  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ None Yes Yes
None
: Eggplant

Tropical dry broadleaf forest, tropical grassland, tropical savanna, tropical shrubland  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ None Yes Yes
None
: Garden cress

Temperate  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 4☼ None Yes Yes
None
: Garlic

Temperate  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ None Yes Yes
None
: Horned melon

Tropical  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ None Yes Yes
None
: Leek

Temperate  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 4☼ None Yes Yes
None
: Lentil

Not freezing  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ None No Yes
None
: Lettuce

Temperate, tropical dry broadleaf forest, tropical grassland, tropical savanna, tropical shrubland  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 4☼ None Yes Yes
None
: Mung bean

Tropical  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ None No Yes
None
: Muskmelon

Temperate,tropical dry broadleaf forest, tropical grassland, tropical savanna, tropical shrubland  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ None Yes Yes
None
: Onion

Temperate  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ None Yes Yes
None
: Parsnip

Temperate  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 4☼ Parsnip wine 10☼ Yes Yes
None
: Pea

Temperate  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ None No Yes
None
: Peanut

Tropical dry broadleaf forest, tropical grassland, tropical savanna, tropical shrubland  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ None No Yes
None
: Pepper

Tropical  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ None Yes Yes
None
: Potato

Not freezing  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 4☼ Potato wine 10☼ Yes Yes
None
: Radish

Temperate  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 4☼ Radish wine 10☼ Yes Yes
None
: Red bean

Temperate  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ None No Yes
None
: Rhubarb

Temperate  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 4☼ None Yes Yes
None
: Soybean

Temperate  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ None No Yes
None
: Spinach

Temperate  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ None Yes Yes
None
: Squash

Tropical  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ None Yes Yes
None
: Sweet potato

Tropical  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 4☼ Sweet potato wine 10☼ Yes Yes
None
: Taro

Tropical  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 4☼ None No Yes
None
: Tomato

Tropical dry broadleaf forest  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ Tomato wine 10☼ Yes Yes
None
: Tomatillo

Tropical dry broadleaf forest, tropical grassland, tropical savanna, tropical shrubland  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ Tomatillo wine 10☼ Yes Yes
None
: Turnip

Temperate  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 4☼ Turnip wine 10☼ Yes Yes
None
: Urad bean

Tropical  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ None No Yes
None
: Watermelon

Tropical  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ None Yes Yes
None
: Winter melon

Tropical  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ None Yes Yes
None
: Lesser yam

Tropical  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 4☼ None No Yes
None
: Long yam

Temperate  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 4☼ None Yes Yes
None
: Purple yam

Tropical  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 4☼ None No Yes
None
: White yam

Tropical  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 4☼ None No Yes
None
: Passion fruit

Tropical  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ Passion fruit wine 10☼ Yes Yes
None
: Grape

Temperate  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ Wine 10☼ Yes Yes
None
: Cranberry

Temperate, tundra, taiga  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ Cranberry wine 10☼ Yes Yes
None
: Bilberry

Temperate, tundra, taiga  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ Bilberry wine 10☼ Yes Yes
None
: Blueberry

Temperate, tundra, taiga  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ Blueberry wine 10☼ Yes Yes
None
: Blackberry

Temperate  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ Blackberry wine 10☼ Yes Yes
None
: Raspberry

Temperate  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ Raspberry wine 10☼ Yes Yes
None
: Pineapple

Tropical  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ Pineapple wine 10☼ Yes Yes
None

Notes:

1 This is the value for a stack of 5 units, which is the number rendered from a single plant.
2 Anything that can be cooked is edible afterwards. Note that cooking leaves no seeds for re-planting.
3 These plants cannot be eaten/cooked until they are further processed, either by milling or extracting; see "products" column for process product.
4 These plants cannot be grown on a farm plot as they have no seeds. They can only be acquired through plant gathering (in season only) or trade.
5 Some products may require processing; see plant page for details.

Crop Plants

These plants are defined in the file plant_crops.txt. They grow above ground, in any season.

Tile Graphic Name Biome
& seasons
Align Value Drink Drink
value1
Eat Cook2 Product(s)5
& value
t Single-grain wheat

Tropical grassland, tropical savannah  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ Single-grain wheat beer 10☼ No Pr3
None
t Two-grain wheat

Tropical grassland, tropical savannah  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ Two-grain wheat beer 10☼ No Pr3
None
t Soft wheat

Tropical grassland, tropical savannah  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ Soft wheat beer 10☼ No Pr3
None
t Hard wheat

Tropical grassland, tropical savannah  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ Hard wheat beer 10☼ No Pr3
None
t Spelt

Temperate  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ Spelt beer 10☼ No Pr3
None
t Barley

Not freezing  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ Barley wine 10☼ No Pr3
None
t Buckwheat

Tropical dry broadleaf forest  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ Buckwheat beer 10☼ No Pr3
None
t Oats

Temperate  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ None No Pr3
None
t Alfalfa

Not freezing  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 4☼ None Yes Yes
None
t Rye

Not freezing  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ Rye beer 10☼ No Pr3
None
t Sorghum

Tropical grassland, tropical savannah  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ Sorghum beer 10☼ No Pr3
None
t Rice

Tropical

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ Rice beer 10☼ No Pr3
None
t Maize

Tropical  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ Maize beer 10☼ No Pr3
None
t Quinoa

Temperate  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ Quinoa beer 10☼ No Pr3
None
t Kaniwa

Temperate  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ Kaniwa beer 10☼ No Pr3
None
: Bitter vetch

Temperate  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ None Yes Yes
None
t Pendant amaranth

Tropical  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ Pendant amaranth beer 10☼ No Pr3
None
t Blood amaranth

Tropical  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ Blood amaranth beer 10☼ Yes Yes
None
t Purple amaranth

Temperate  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ Purple amaranth beer 10☼ Yes Yes
None
t Red spinach

Not freezing  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ None Yes Yes
None
t Elephant-head amaranth

Tropical  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ None Yes Yes
None
t Pearl millet

Tropical  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ Pearl millet beer 10☼ No Pr3
None
t White millet

Temperate  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ White millet beer 10☼ No Pr3
None
t Finger millet

Temperate  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ Finger millet beer 10☼ No Pr3
None
t Foxtail millet

Temperate  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ Foxtail millet beer 10☼ No Pr3
None
t Fonio

Tropical savannah  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ Fonio beer 10☼ No Pr3
None
t Teff

Tropical grassland  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ Teff beer 10☼ No Pr3
None
t Flax

Tropical grassland, tropical savannah  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ None No Pr3
None
t Jute

Tropical  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ None No No
None
t Hemp

Temperate  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ None No Pr3
None
t Cotton

Tropical  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ None No Pr3
None
t Ramie

Tropical  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ None No No
None
t Kenaf

Tropical  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ None No Pr3
None
t Papyrus sedge

Tropical wetland  (Dry)

Wet Dry
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
All 2☼ None No No
None

Notes:

1 This is the value for a stack of 5 units, which is the number rendered from a single plant.
2 Anything that can be cooked is edible afterwards. Note that cooking leaves no seeds for re-planting.
3 These plants cannot be eaten/cooked until they are further processed, either by milling or extracting; see "products" column for process product.
4 These plants cannot be grown on a farm plot as they have no seeds. They can only be acquired through plant gathering (in season only) or trade.
5 Some products may require processing; see plant page for details.

Bugs

  • Plant handling/processing is incomplete for some crops.Bug:6940 This results in plants that, when picked, are inedible because the wrong parts are picked, or where seeds are impossible to pull from the proper plant parts. Large numbers of crops are therefore incapable of being farmed.

See also