How To Do Farming in Paleo Pines [Complete Guide]

How To Do Farming in Paleo Pines [Complete Guide]Farming is a key activity in Paleo Pines, a ranch simulator where players can befriend dinosaurs and build their own dino sanctuary. In this guide, we will show you how to do farming in Paleo Pines, from planting seeds to harvesting crops, and give you some tips and tricks to make the most of your farming experience.

How to start farming?

To start farming, you need to have a plot of land where you can plant your seeds. You can buy land from the town hall or find some free land in the wild areas. You can also expand your land by clearing rocks, trees, and weeds. Once you have a plot of land, you need to till the soil using a hoe. You can buy a hoe from the general store or craft one using wood and metal. To till the soil, equip the hoe and press the action button on an empty spot of land. You will see a grid of squares appear on the ground, indicating where you can plant your seeds.

How to plant seeds?

To plant seeds, you need to buy or find seeds for different crops. You can buy seeds from the general store or the market, or find them by foraging in the wild areas or looting crates. You can also get seeds by harvesting crops or trading with other villagers. To plant seeds, equip them and press the action button on a tilled spot of land. You will see a seed icon appear on the ground, indicating that you have planted a seed.

How to water crops?

To water crops, you need to have a watering can. You can buy a watering can from the general store or craft one using metal and rubber. To fill the watering can, go to a water source such as a well, a pond, or a river, and press the action button. You will see a water icon appear on the watering can, indicating that it is full. To water crops, equip the watering can and press the action button on a planted spot of land. You will see a water drop icon appear on the ground, indicating that you have watered the crop.

How to harvest crops?

To harvest crops, you need to wait for them to grow and mature. Different crops have different growth times and seasons, so you need to check their information before planting them. You can check the information by hovering over the seed icon in your inventory or by using your scanner on a planted spot of land. You will see information such as the crop name, growth time, season, quality, and value. To harvest crops, equip any tool or your bare hands and press the action button on a mature spot of land. You will see a crop icon appear in your inventory, indicating that you have harvested the crop.

Tips and Tricks for How To Do Farming in Paleo Pines

Here are some tips and tricks to help you with farming in Paleo Pines:

• Use fertilizer to speed up the growth of your crops and increase their quality and value. You can buy fertilizer from the general store or craft it using compost and manure. To use fertilizer, equip it and press the action button on a planted spot of land. You will see a fertilizer icon appear on the ground, indicating that you have fertilized the crop.
• Use sprinklers to automate the watering of your crops and save time and energy. You can buy sprinklers from the general store or craft them using metal and rubber. To use sprinklers, place them near your crops and connect them to a water source using pipes. You will see a sprinkler icon appear on the ground, indicating that it is working.

• Use scarecrows to protect your crops from pests and predators such as birds, rodents, and dinosaurs. You can buy scarecrows from the general store or craft them using wood, cloth, and straw. To use scarecrows, place them near your crops and make sure they are visible from all angles. You will see a scarecrow icon appear on the ground, indicating that it is scaring away unwanted visitors.
• Befriend dinosaurs that can help you with farming tasks such as tilling, planting, watering, harvesting, or fertilizing. Different dinosaurs have different farming skills and preferences, so you need to find out what they like and what they can do. To befriend dinosaurs, use your flute to mimic their calls and lure them near with treats. Then boop their noses to gain their trust and friendship.

• Trade your crops with other villagers or sell them at the market for eddies (the currency of Paleo Pines). Different crops have different values depending on their quality and demand. You can check the value of your crops by hovering over their icons in your inventory or by using your scanner on them. You can also use your crops to craft new items or upgrade existing ones.

Conclusion for How To Do Farming in Paleo Pines [Complete Guide]

Farming is a fun and rewarding way to spend your time in Paleo Pines, as it allows you to grow your own crops, befriend dinosaurs, and earn eddies. In this guide, we covered the basics of farming, from how to start farming, how to plant seeds, how to water crops, how to harvest crops and some tips and tricks to help you with farming. We hope you enjoyed this guide and found it useful. If you have any questions or feedback, feel free to leave a comment below.

ALSO READ: Paleo Pines- How To Add Dinosaurs To Pen