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A '''quern''' is used to grind up certain {{L|plant}}s to make {{L|flour}}, {{L|sugar}} and {{L|dye}}. Unlike a {{L|millstone}}, it does not require a power source, using {{L|dwarf|dwarven}} labor instead. That said, it is slower to produce the milled product unless the miller is moderately strong. | A '''quern''' is used to grind up certain {{L|plant}}s to make {{L|flour}}, {{L|sugar}} and {{L|dye}}. Unlike a {{L|millstone}}, it does not require a power source, using {{L|dwarf|dwarven}} labor instead. That said, it is slower to produce the milled product unless the miller is moderately strong. | ||
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A quern is used to grind up certain Template:Ls to make Template:L, Template:L and Template:L. Unlike a Template:L, it does not require a power source, using Template:L labor instead. That said, it is slower to produce the milled product unless the miller is moderately strong.
Template:L produces seeds from the plants.
Before you can build the quern workshop, you must first construct a quern ( an item of furniture) at a Template:L with q-a-q.
It can be difficult to prevent or ensure the milling of certain plants, as the game provides no menu for that. Generally the miller will pick the closest plant, with the usual, occasionally surprising, definition of closest. Custom stockpiles close to the quern and/or the forbidding of certain plants are two possible ways. Both need careful micro-management.
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