![]() However, I'm not sure how long each farm tile lasts with water and fertilizer, but in my view, it's pointless to add those to large farms, because if you have existing grain, and you plant 20 tiles, then there's no need to apply water and fertilizer. It's not like it's constantly applying unless you want it to. Once those items have been applied, you can turn them right back off. Yes, when you turn those options on in the farm to apply water and fertilizer, it acts like it would with any other building with those progress bars. ![]() But farms don't work the same way when applying water and fertilizer. If you just make wood wheel, it's faster than if you made wood wheel, cloth, and shirt. I think people confuse the progress bars in other buildings to "every building is the same" when it isn't. So really, once you've applied both items, you can actually turn those back off if you wanted to. BUT, once those tiles have been applied with water and fertilizer, you'll see a water bar and fertilizer bar show up for that farm tile, and I think as it's growing those bars slowly deplete until gone. What happens is when the farm has a supply of water and fertilizer, and you've turned those two options on, the water and fertilizer get applied to X amount of farm tiles, not all tiles get affected. Updated September 8, 2021, by Sam Hallahan: The farming genre is one that has taken off more than ever in recent years. I've seen how water and fertilizer apply. Some of these games focus on farming, others on building a new home, or even acting as a towns craftsman, theyre all perfect for fans of Pioneers of Olive Town looking for something new. Water doesn't have to be constantly applying. I think there is some confusion on that point. Slower while the water applies does not have to mean slower overall (even though it may, which is why I asked for numbers). Instead I like to do underwater farms such that the farm tiles automatically get water but this also allows for maximum coverage of land. All buildings become slower if they are doing more than one action at the same time, in this case that would be harvest+apply water+apply fertilizer.
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