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| − | The '''beekeeping industry''' is a straightforward process that allows a fortress to produce food ({{L|honey}}, {{L|royal jelly}}), drink (mead), and craftable items (wax). | + | The '''beekeeping industry''' is a straightforward process that allows a fortress to produce food ({{L|honey}}, {{L|royal jelly}}), drink ({{L|mead}}), and craftable items ({{L|wax}}). |
| − | First up you need an area that can support {{L| | + | First up you need an area that can support {{L|honey bee}}s. These {{L|vermin}}-type creatures occur in any non-freezing {{L|biome}}. After finding a colony of bees, the next step is to create an artificial {{l|hive}} in the {{L|craftsdwarf's workshop}}, {{L|kiln}} or {{L|metalsmith's forge}} using stone, wood, ceramics or metal. |
| − | Construction of the hive is then done by a dwarf with the {{L| | + | Construction of the hive is then done by a dwarf with the {{L|beekeeping}} labor enabled, and must be made in a tile adjacent to an outside tile. Unless the player specifies otherwise (with {{K|c}}), the beekeeper will then automatically find the nearest live hive and transfer it to the artificial hive. |
| − | From there the player has | + | From there the player has two options: |
* The player may toggle the hive (using {{K|g}}) so that the product is not automatically gathered. This will cause the hive to grow, allowing it to be split into additional artificial hives. | * The player may toggle the hive (using {{K|g}}) so that the product is not automatically gathered. This will cause the hive to grow, allowing it to be split into additional artificial hives. | ||
| − | * If the player chooses to have the hive | + | * If the player chooses to have the hive harvested, a beekeeper will approach the hive after 6 months{{verify}} or so and transfer royal jelly to an empty {{L|jug}} and produce a {{L|honeycomb}}. |
| − | The | + | The royal jelly is counted as an edible item and can be cooked or eaten as is. The honeycomb requires a bit more effort: it must be brought to a {{L|screw press}} to be turned into honey, which is also edible and can be cooked. |
| − | That honey can then be brought to a {{L| | + | That honey can then be brought to a {{L|still}} and, when combined with a non-absorbent {{L|barrel}}, can create mead. |
| − | The pressed honeycomb can be brought to a {{L|craftsdwarf's workshop}} and turned into | + | The pressed honeycomb can be brought to a {{L|craftsdwarf's workshop}} and turned into wax {{L|crafts}}. |
[[category:industry]] | [[category:industry]] | ||
Revision as of 14:41, 31 March 2011
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The beekeeping industry is a straightforward process that allows a fortress to produce food (Template:L, Template:L), drink (Template:L), and craftable items (Template:L).
First up you need an area that can support Template:Ls. These Template:L-type creatures occur in any non-freezing Template:L. After finding a colony of bees, the next step is to create an artificial Template:L in the Template:L, Template:L or Template:L using stone, wood, ceramics or metal.
Construction of the hive is then done by a dwarf with the Template:L labor enabled, and must be made in a tile adjacent to an outside tile. Unless the player specifies otherwise (with c), the beekeeper will then automatically find the nearest live hive and transfer it to the artificial hive.
From there the player has two options:
- The player may toggle the hive (using g) so that the product is not automatically gathered. This will cause the hive to grow, allowing it to be split into additional artificial hives.
- If the player chooses to have the hive harvested, a beekeeper will approach the hive after 6 months[Verify] or so and transfer royal jelly to an empty Template:L and produce a Template:L.
The royal jelly is counted as an edible item and can be cooked or eaten as is. The honeycomb requires a bit more effort: it must be brought to a Template:L to be turned into honey, which is also edible and can be cooked.
That honey can then be brought to a Template:L and, when combined with a non-absorbent Template:L, can create mead.
The pressed honeycomb can be brought to a Template:L and turned into wax Template:L.