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About gourmet silo
Main farm = level 1 210 dung production time: 0:56 :00
(as you upgrade it you get multiple fertilizer)
Gourmet farm level 1 = 178 dung production time: 2:48:00
(remians prducing 1 fertilizer, but with less production time)
Yes I do understand for one fertilizer it'll be a lot faster then the main farm, but since I usually wait til I have plenty of dung and do one max on main I still don't seethe point.
Comments
I think the second composter/silo is just another way to get fertilizer/humus produced when the other one is already in use.
Your almond orchard will need to be upgraded along with everything else on the gourmet farm. It was a complete demolition of all production buildings on it. Only décor and houses were kept, everything else went out with the update.
... except for the goats
The same with the composter, We have to use more leaves then with the existing one on the main farm. And also you get on the second only 1 point and with the on the main farm 6...
*groans and bangs head and should have known better*
I would imagine that the majority of people at higher levels have a bit of a stock of both humus and fertiliser so think that a silo on gourmet and composter on main only would be most efficient in terms of how much dung/leaves needed etc. It makes sense to build them up for the xp then knock em down.
Having said that, its at first glance with a brand new format - I could be missing something vital or just plain wrong. But that's how I see it at the moment.
bakery items sell for less money than raw goods use the main farm
build ducks and goats...everything else is a waste of money and xp