Trying to gain what I can in a 24 hr. period to work towards earning enough coins to purchase the machines I need for my farm. Right now, been planting onions then upon harvest selling them in RSS. I'm on level 76
Trying to gain what I can in a 24 hr. period to work towards earning enough coins to purchase the machines I need for my farm. Right now, been planting onions then upon harvest selling them in RSS. I'm on level 76
Indigo and Rice
Corn for when you are active, and then try to know generally how long you are going be inactive throughout the day so you can choose the crop to plant with the corresponding time.
As for trees, it seems lemons and cacaos give a nice return for the cost. Blackberry bushes are also nice if you're not low on axes.
Am I the only one who never think about farming crops to sell in RSS? Even when I'm inactive! That's a great idea but I always forget.. Oh well. Now I know it's rice and indigo. Good to know!
Strawberries are best overnight. Corn while you are active. Then I think rice if you can set an alarm and keep it going. Here is a handy chart telling you what max price is for a stack of 10 and how much profit each crop makes per hour.....https://www.reddit.com/r/HayDay/wiki/gameplay/crops . Hope this helps!
Thanks for the tips. Also, the DD helps too buying reduced priced items then selling at max price. I was greatly blessed tonight which helped me a lot to expand most of my farm land and save coins for the 3 machines I need.
According to this, it's wheat, at least when you're active and if you can actually sell it for full price: http://hayday.wikia.com/wiki/User_bl...ops_Per_Minute
I wouldn't do indigo if you want to sell at full price. The DD is flooded with it and I doubt it sells quickly. I've noticed that tomatoes and cotton always sell quickly at full price - at least when I'm the one trying to buy them.:)
Corn -- far and away! It grows quickly and it sells quickly for max. We made our first million in the late 20s on nothing but corn, and have never looked back for coins.
Wheat. You won't cash out on the wheat itself, in fact you may have to give it away for nothing but do it for the drops. Added bonuses is that you will also increase your supply of saws and axes which will allow you to make even more by planting bushes and trees providing more profit without cluttering your farm with dead items. It's quick and sometimes the little folks will pay decent money for the wheat so your not having to give it all away.
I don't know exactly, but what I do is the ones that require less time, like wheat and corn and soybean during the day amd then the ones that take longer during the night when I go to bed. That way they are ready or almost!let ready when I play again the next day.Quote:
Originally Posted by MIfarmgirl
If you have a good silo storage--u can stock up on alot of stuff. However, if you don't have a lot of silk storage, you won't be able store much....
I find soy beans and carrots popular and quick, especially with many wheating and corning. Sugar cane is a good seller, too.
I tried wheating and I got bored in few hours lol! I don't understand how people can do that non-stop! 😂
I learned quickly that onions wasn't a good choice. I've been doing soybeans which usually clears out before the next round is put im rss. I also like getting the goodies from frequent harvesting. Amd the soybeans gives me a little time to do other things before harvesting.Quote:
Originally Posted by Midori669
Me neither! They must have a lot of patience!Quote:
Originally Posted by MCMLXXXIX1989
All comes down to how active you want to play.
I find Tomatoes the best sleeper crop, 6 hrs and 432 coins for 10. Strawberry does offer 504 [not much more] but takes 8 hours. Who sleeps 8 hours? Not me. Strawberries sell slower too which is annoying if you want to dive straight into a Wheating session.
For a while there I did Soybeans, 20 mins, 108 coins for 10. They sell extremely fast.
Corn is really profitable as others stated, and you usually can sell them all by the time the next Corn crop is available. Unless you have bad luck with your advertised Corn selling first a few times in a row. For that reason I don't like Corn, can get a blocked up Silo if buyers are buying the wrong ones!
Wheat is the most profitable mathematically, but you'll never outsell what you can make at max price.
If you take the wheating route, your better off having a large silo with lots of extra space to dominate it with Wheat. Then sell it to the visitors in lump sums as they ask for it, they pay 28 coins per 10. Less RSS mucking around, and it doubles as the fastest way to make bonus items too. Which means more coins, especially if you don't need land tools by selling them at max.
I find this the most profitable and effective method. You can also make a lot of bread wheating to help burn it off; sells really fast too at 216 coins for 10.
I dug myself a coin hole early by going decorating mad, dug my way out of it by wheating and also trading with some high level generous players who no longer needed coins. :)
I like the bread idea with the excess wheat. Bread bakes quickly and sells out fast too. I'll keep that in mind.Quote:
Originally Posted by daz258
As others have said, night crops of tomatoes or lettuce serve well to maximize coins / time when you're sleeping or at work.
But if you're actively playing it really depends and varies for each person on their style of play. If you want to be able to shop, help others, etc, then grow something like carrots or soybeans. If you're just piddling around on your farm loading machines with products etc, then corn works well. Wheat is something that I've found needs constant attention so you really can't do anything else. Plus it will put a strain on your silo. Of course many players successfully wheat, boat and truck at the same time. They must have more dexterity than me...
Corn will be the best thing if you are much active with your farm. Prefer Indigo if you can visit for every 2 hours. Go for strawberry overnight.