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A '''farm plot''' is a building that allows {{L|dwarf|dwarves}} to grow {{L|crop|plant}}s from {{L|seed}}s. Plants can be used for {{L|food}} or to {{L|brew}} {{L|alcohol}}. Farm plots built {{L|above ground}} have completely different crops from {{L|subterranean}} farm plots. Note that the attributes {{DFtext|Inside |#808000}}{{DFtext|Dark |#808080}}{{DFtext|Outside|#0ff}} and {{DFtext|Light|#ff0}} are of no relevance. | A '''farm plot''' is a building that allows {{L|dwarf|dwarves}} to grow {{L|crop|plant}}s from {{L|seed}}s. Plants can be used for {{L|food}} or to {{L|brew}} {{L|alcohol}}. Farm plots built {{L|above ground}} have completely different crops from {{L|subterranean}} farm plots. Note that the attributes {{DFtext|Inside |#808000}}{{DFtext|Dark |#808080}}{{DFtext|Outside|#0ff}} and {{DFtext|Light|#ff0}} are of no relevance. | ||
| − | + | In large fortresses, farming is the most compact way of producing food. Some early forts can subsist with {{L|herbalist}}s collecting plants from {{L|bush}}es above ground but that is insufficient to support large populations. | |
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See the article on {{L|crop}}s for details on the conditions needed to grow the available plants. | See the article on {{L|crop}}s for details on the conditions needed to grow the available plants. | ||
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| + | == Above Ground Farm Plots == | ||
| + | Plants gathered by herbalist can be processed for the seeds necessary to set up an Above Ground farm. Trading seeds is the oter source. | ||
== Subterranean Farm Plots == | == Subterranean Farm Plots == | ||
Unlike Above Ground farms, Subterranean plots need {{L|Mud}} in order to produce crops. Underground caves will most often have multiple {{L|Mud|Piles of mud}} to build Subterranean plots on, but any other location requires you to {{L|Irrigation|irrigate}} the desired location first. | Unlike Above Ground farms, Subterranean plots need {{L|Mud}} in order to produce crops. Underground caves will most often have multiple {{L|Mud|Piles of mud}} to build Subterranean plots on, but any other location requires you to {{L|Irrigation|irrigate}} the desired location first. | ||
| + | Seeds brought with the expedition are not allowed to be {{L|farm}}ed Above Ground and currently<sup>0.31.03</sup> must be {{L|farm}}ed on muddied tiles via [[irrigation]]. | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
* {{L|Farming}}, for a complete guide | * {{L|Farming}}, for a complete guide | ||
Revision as of 18:35, 13 April 2010
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In large fortresses, farming is the most compact way of producing food. Some early forts can subsist with Template:Ls collecting plants from Template:Les above ground but that is insufficient to support large populations.
See the article on Template:Ls for details on the conditions needed to grow the available plants.
Above Ground Farm Plots
Plants gathered by herbalist can be processed for the seeds necessary to set up an Above Ground farm. Trading seeds is the oter source.
Subterranean Farm Plots
Unlike Above Ground farms, Subterranean plots need Template:L in order to produce crops. Underground caves will most often have multiple Template:L to build Subterranean plots on, but any other location requires you to Template:L the desired location first.
Seeds brought with the expedition are not allowed to be Template:Led Above Ground and currently0.31.03 must be Template:Led on muddied tiles via irrigation.
See also
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