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7 horses, 14 cows, 18 nursery, 22 chickens

FRUIT

strawberry 10/35 4hrs 1xp (6.25/hr)

eggplant 25/88 2days 2xp (1.31/hr)

peanut 20/78 16hrs 1xp (3.62/hr)

raspberries 20/46 2hrs 0xp (13/hr)

cranberries 55/98 10hrs 1xp (4.3/hr)

bell peppers 75/198 2days 2xp (2.56/hr)

peppers 70/162 1day 2xp (3.83/hr)

pineapples 95/242 2days 2xp (3.06/hr)

blueberries 50/91 4hrs 1xp (10.25/hr)

watermelon 130/348 4days 2xp (2.27/hr)

grapes 85/270 1day 2xp (7.71/hr)

tomato - 100/173 8hrs (9.13/hr)

ghost chile 80/136 6hrs 1xp (9.33/hr)

white grapes 245/360 12hrs 2xp (9.58/hr)

black berries 75/117 4hrs 1xp  (10.5/hr)

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yellow melon 

elderberry

VEGETABLES

soybean 15/63 1day 1xp (2.0/hr)

squash 40/121 2days 2xp (1.69/hr)

pumpkin 30/68 8hrs 1xp (4.75/hr)

artichoke 70/204 4days 2xp (1.4/hr)

pattypan squash 65/160 16hrs 1xp (5.94/hr)

potatoes 135/345 3days 2xp (2.92/hr)

carrots 110/200 12hrs 1xp (7.5/hr)

cabbage - 140/388 2days 2xp   (5.17/hr)

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peas 190/381 1day 3xp (7.96/hr)

onion 

broccoli 200/473 2days 2xp (5.69/hr)

acorn squash 

asparagus 220/357 16hrs 2xp (8.56/hr)
purple pod peas

cucumber 290/450 1day 2xp (6.67/hr)

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daikon 65/133 8hrs 1xp (8.5/hr)

wasabi 

FLOWERS

lilac 35/75 10hrs 1xp (4.0/hr)

daffodil 60/135 2days 2xp (1.56/hr)

morning glory 60/123 12hrs 1xp (5.25/hr)

red tulips 75/159 1day 2xp (3.5/hr)

pink roses 120/254 2days 2xp (2.79/hr)

sunflowers 135/315 1day 2xp (7.5/hr)

lavender 160/384 2days 2xp (4.67/hr)

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lilies

purple poppies 

iris 

saffrom 

clover 

white roses 

forget-me-not 725

GRAINS

wheat 13/61 12hrs 1xp (4.0/hr)

rice 45/96 12hrs 1xp (4.25/hr)

corn 150/380 3days 2xp (3.19/hr)

red wheat 180449 3days 2xp (3.74/hr)

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oats 

amaranth 22/170 16hrs 1xp (9.25/hr)

pasole corn 40/130 12hrs 1xp (7.5/hr)

OTHER

cotton 75/207 3days 2xp (1.83/hr)

aloe vera 50/85 6hrs 1xp (5.83/hr)

cup cakes 25/80 8hrs 1xp (6.88/hr)

cotton 75/207 3days 2xp (1.78/hr)

coffee 120/243 16hrs 1xp (7.69/hr)

green tea 105/191 10hrs 1xp (8.6/hr)

sugar cane 165/239 8hrs 1xp (9.25/hr)

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ginger 

basil 300/400 10hrs 1xp (10.0/hr)

lemon balm 230/290 10hrs 1xp (10.0/hr)

bamboo 420/550 16hrs 2xp (8.13/hr)

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NOTE: 1day=23hrs, 2=46, 3=69, 4=92

 

name cost    hours  dayssale replow  profit  profithour xp xphour type Plants –           –      –       –         – –            – – – – Strawberry 10 4 0.17 35 15 10 2.5 1 0.25 Fruit Eggplant 25 46 2 88 15 48 1.04 2 0.04 Fruit Wheat 35 69 3 115 15 65 0.94 2 0.03 Grain Soybeans 15 23 1 63 15 33 1.43 2 0.08 Vegetables Squash 40 46 2 121 15 66 1.43 2 0.04 Vegetables Pumpkin 30 7.92 0.33 68 15 23 2.9 1 0.13 Vegetables Artichoke 70 92 4 204 15 119 1.29 2 0.02 Vegetables Rice 45 12 0.5 96 15 36 3 1 0.08 Grain Raspberry 20 2 0.08 46 15 11 5.5 0 0 Fruit Daffodils 60 46 2 135 15 60 1.3 2 0.04 Flower Cotton 75 69 3 207 15 117 1.7 2 0.03 Vegetables Bell Pepper 75 46 2 198 15 108 2.35 2 0.04 Fruit Pepper 70 23 1 162 15 77 3.35 2 0.08 Fruit Aloe Vera 50 6 0.25 85 15 20 3.33 1 0.17 Vegetables Pineapples 95 46 2 242 15 132 2.87 2 0.04 Vegetables Red Tulips 75 23 1 159 15 69 3 2 0.08 Flower Blueberry 50 4 0.17 91 15 26 6.5 1 0.25 Fruit Watermelon 130 92 4 348 15 203 2.21 2 0.02 Fruit Grapes 85 23 1 270 15 170 7.39 2 0.08 Fruit Tomatoes 100 8 0.33 173 15 58 7.25 1 0.13 Fruit Pink Roses 120 46 2 254 15 119 2.59 2 0.04 Flower Potatoes 135 69 3 345 15 195 2.83 2 0.03 Vegetables Carrots 110 12 0.5 200 15 75 6.25 1 0.08 Vegetables Coffee 120 16 0.67 243 15 108 6.75 1 0.06 Vegetables Corn 150 69 3 380 15 215 3.12 2 0.03 Grain Sunflowers 135 23 1 315 15 165 7.17 2 0.08 Flower Ghost Chili 80 6 0.25 136 15 41 6.83 1 0.17 Fruit Cabbage 140 46 2 388 15 233 5.07 2 0.04 Vegetables Green Tea 105 10 0.42 191 15 71 7.1 1 0.1 Vegetables Blackberries 75 4 0.17 117 15 27 6.75 1 0.25 Fruit Red Wheat 180 69 3 449 15 254 3.68 2 0.03 Grain Lavender 160 46 2 384 15 209 4.54 2 0.04 Flower Sugar Cane 165 8 0.33 235 15 55 6.88 1 0.13 Vegetables Peas 190 23 1 381 15 176 7.65 3 0.13 Vegetables Yellow Melon 205 92 4 528 15 308 3.35 2 0.02 Fruit Onion 170 12 0.5 268 15 83 6.92 1 0.08 Vegetables Broccoli 200 46 2 473 15 258 5.61 4 0.08 Vegetables Lillies 195 23 1 369 15 159 6.91 2 0.08 Flower Asparagus 220 16 0.67 357 15 122 7.63 2 0.13 Vegetables Sweet Potato 10 23 1 125 15 100 4.35 3 0.125 Vegetables Historical – – – – – – – – – – Super Berries 10 1.92 0.08 100 15 75 39.0625 N/A N/A Trees – – – – – – – – – – Cherry Tree 225 48 2 18 N/A -207 -4.3125 N/A N/A Apple Tree 325 72 3 28 N/A -297 -4.125 N/A N/A Orange Tree 435 96 4 40 N/A -395 -4.11 N/A N/A Plum Tree 350 72 3 30 N/A -320 -4.44 N/A N/A Peach Tree 500 96 4 47 N/A -453 -4.72 N/A N/A Lemon Tree 475 72 3 41 N/A -434 -6.03 N/A N/A Lime Tree 750 120 5 75 N/A -675 -5.63 N/A N/A Date Tree 800 72 3 69 N/A -731 -10.15 N/A N/A Animals – – – – – – – – – – Cow 300 24 1 6 N/A -294 -12.25 N/A N/A Chicken 400 24 1 8 N/A -392 -16.33 N/A N/A Sheep 700 72 3 28 N/A -672 -9.33 N/A N/A

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Farmville – Tree and Animal Profit Values

July 11, 2009

In FarmVille you now have the ability to harvest your animals in addition to your crops. So below I have compiled a list of profits for trees and animals. I am assuming that the initial cost of all of the items listed below is zero since it’s possible to gift these items to yourself.

Tree	Harvest Profit	Time (days)	Weekly Profit	Weekly Lot Profit*	Sell Price
Cherry	18	2	63	1008	11
Apple	28	3	65.333….	1045.333…	16
Starfruit	100	4	175	2800	60
Orange	40	4	70	1120	21
Fig	33	3	77	1232	18
Avocado	37	3	86.333…	1381.333…	21
Apricot	56	4	98	1568	30
Grapefruit	50	3	116.666…	1866.666….	23
Banana	56	3	130.666….	2090.666….	32
Passion	93	5	130.2	2083.2	46
Pomegranate	108	5	151.2	2419.2	53
Acai	158	2	553	8848	47
Plum	30	3	70	1120	17
Peach	47	4	82.25	1316	25
Lemon	41	3	95.666…	1530.666….	23
Lime	75	5	105	1680	37
Date	69	3	161	2576	40
Olive	112	4	196	3136	60
Maple**	150	2	525	8400	75
Yellow Maple**	25	2	87.5	1400	15
Red Maple**	25	2	87.5	1400	10
Ornament I**	150	2	525	8400	75
Ornament II**	150	2	525	8400 - 19.48	75
Cashew**	41	3	95.666…	1530.666…	75
Durian	65	4	113.75	1820	65
Walnut	50	3	116.666…	1866.666…	28
Guava	55	3	128.333…	2053.333…	33

Animal	Harvest Profit	Time (days)	Weekly Profit	Weekly Lot Profit*	Sell Price	Type
Buffalo**	105	3	245	980	200	Buffalo
Black Cat	86	3	201	3211	95	Cat
Grey Tabby	90	3	210	3360	150	Cat
Orange Tabby	90	3	210	3360	150	Cat
White Kitty	90	3	210	3360	150	Cat
Black Chicken	32	0.9	245	3925	20	Chicken
Brown Chicken	16	1	112	1792	20	Chicken
Chicken	8	1	56	896	20	Chicken
Golden Chicken	64	1	448	7168	20	Chicken
Alien Cow**	18	1	126	504	120	Cow
Brown Cow	12	1	84	336	15	Cow
Bull	80	1	560	2240	150	Cow
Cow	6	1	42	168	15	Cow
Pink Cow	18	1	126	504	40	Cow
Brown Calf	80	1	560	8960	120	Cow
Calf	80	1	560	8960	120	Cow
Green Calf	80	1	560	8960	120	Cow
Pink Calf	80	1	560	8960	120	Cow
Deer**	80	2	280	1120	100	Deer
Doe	110	3	257	4107	300	Deer
Donkey	100	1	700	2800	2500	Donkey
Duck	45	2	158	2520	75	Duck
Baby Elephant**	125	4	219	389	125	Elephant
Goat	54	2	189	3024	90	Goat
Brown Goose	80	2	280	4480	100	Goose
Grey Goose	80	2	280	4480	150	Goose
Clydesdale	105	3	245	980	200	Horse
Horse	84	3	196	784	105	Horse
Pinto	140	3	327	1307	425	Horse
Lamb**	90	3	210	3360	150	Lamb
Alpaca	84	3	196	1568	1568	Llama
Moose	125	3	292	1167	1167	Moose
Oxen**	105	3	245	980	150	Oxen
Peacock	90	2	315	5040	275	Peacock
Penguin**	45	3	105	1680	75	Penguin
Pig	30	2	105	1680	50	Pig
Jackalope**	105	2	368	5880	350	Rabbit
Lop-Eared Bunny**	90	2	315	5040	150	Rabbit
Rabbit	60	4	105	1680	60	Rabbit
Clumsy Reindeer**	80	2	280	1120	150	Reindeer
Reindeer**	80	2	280	1120	150	Reindeer
Black Sheep	56	3	131	2091	15	Sheep
Sheep	28	3	65	1045	35	Sheep
Swan	80	2	280	4480	100	Swan
Ugly Duckling	1 Swan	3	1 Swan	16 Swans	75	Swan
Turkey**	80	2	280	4480	125	Turkey
Wild Turkey**	80	2	280	4480	125	Turkey
Baby Turkey**	1 Turkey	3	1 Turkey	16 Turkeys	125	Turkey
Turtle	86	3	201	3211	95	Turtle

*This is how much you would make per week if you were able to completely fill a single farmable plot with this animal/tree. It should be noted that the horse and cows take up twice as much space as the other animals. This is why the lot profits for them are so low.
**This animal was only available for a limited time.

Part 1: FarmVille – By Zynga

Part 2: FarmVille – Harvest Profit Margins

Part 3: FarmVille – Power Leveling

Part 4: Farmville – Tree and Animal Profit Values

Part 5: FarmVille – Leveling Costs

Part 6: FarmVille – Speed Working and Machines

Part 7: FarmVille – Cow Barn Profits

Part 8: FarmVille – Chicken Coops and Mystery Eggs

Part 9: FarmVille – Mystery Eggs Multiplied

Part 10: FarmVille – Multiple Coops and Infinite Coins

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FarmVille – Harvest Profit Margins

July 2, 2009

So, I’ve been working though the levels in farmville and I’ve been surprised at how long soybeans remain the most practical. Below are the results of my findings. I will be updating this list as I am able to.

Plant	Cost	Sell Price	Time (days)	Weekly Profit (Assuming 24 hr days)	Weekly Profit (Assuming 23 hr days)
Strawberry	10	35	0.166….	420*	420*
Poinsettia**	45	126	1	462	462
Sweet Potato**	10	125	1	700	730.4348
Sweet Corn**	10	125	0.25	2800*	2800*
Super Berries**	10	100	0.08333…	6300*	6300*
Eggplant	25	88	2	168	175.30
Wheat	35	115	3	151.667	158.26
Soybeans	15	63	1	231	241.04
Squash	40	121	2	231	241.04
Pumpkin	30	68	0.33…	483*	483*
Artichokes	70	204	4	208.25	217.30
Rice	45	96	0.5	504*	504*
Raspberries	20	46	0.0833…	924*	924*
Daffodils	60	135	2	210	219.13
Cotton	75	207	3	273	284.87
Cranberries	55	98	0.41666…	470.4*	470.4*
Bell Peppers	75	198	2	378	394.4
Peppers	70	162	1	539	562.43
Morning Glory	60	123	0.5	672*	672*
Aloe Vera	50	85	0.25	560*	560*
Pineapple	95	242	2	462	482.09
Red Tulips	75	159	1	483	504
Pattypan Squash	65	160	0.666…	840*	840*
Blueberries	50	91	0.1666…	1092*	1092*
Watermelon	130	348	4	355.25	370.70
Grapes	85	270	1	1190	1241.739
Tomatoes	100	173	0.333…	1218*	1218*
Pink Roses	120	254	2	416.5	434.6
Potatoes	135	345	3	455	455
Carrots	110	200	0.5	1050*	1050*
Coffee	120	243	0.666…	1134*	1134*
Corn	150	380	3	501.67	523.48
Sunflowers	135	315	1	1155	1205.22
Ghost Chili	80	136	0.25	1148*	1148*
Cabbage	140	388	2	815.5	850.9565
Green Tea	105	191	0.41666…	1192.8*	1192.8*
Black Berries	75	117	0.1666…	1134*	1134*
Red Wheat	180	449	3	592.666…	618.4348
Lavender		TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD
Sugar Cane	165	235	0.333…	1155*	1155*
Peas	190	381	1	1231	1285.565
Yellow Melon	205	528	4	539	562.4348
Onion	170	268	0.5	1162*	1162*
Broccoli	200	473	2	903	943.26
Lilies	195	369	1	1113	1161,391
Acorn Squash	175	258	0.41666…	1134*	1134*
Asparagus	220	357	0.666….	1281*	1281*

* in each of these cases, it is assumed the maximum number of harvests are done each day, a break down of each of these follows in the next table
**This is an item that was only offered for a brief amount of time

Plant	Profit Per Havest	Total Harvests Per Day	Total XP Per Day
Strawberry	10	6	12
Sweet Cornq**	115	4	16
Super Berries**	75	12	36
Pumpkin	23	3	6
Rice	36	2	4
Raspberries	11	12	12
Cranberries	28	2.4	4.8
Morning Glory	48	2	4
Aloe Vera	20	4	8
Pattypan Squash	80	1.5	3
Blueberries	26	6	12
Ghost Chili	41	4	8
Green Tea	85	2.4	4.8
Tomatoes	58	3	6
Carrots	75	2	4
Coffee	108	1.5	3
Black Berries	27	6	12
Sugar Cane	55	3	6
Onion	83	2	4
Acorn Squash	68	2.4	4.8
Asparagus	122	1.5	3

The only reason I tend to recommend against these plants is that they are rather fragile in terms of how easily they can die. That is to say, if you do not harvest them in a timely fashion you can lose the entire crop. That’s why I prefer to stick with wait times which are 1 day or longer. However, if you can keep these harvested on a regular basis, they have a higher potential than most of the other plants.
Explanation of Tables
Because there has been some confusion with regard to the above tables. I’ve added this section to help explain what the numbers in each column represent.
Cost: This is how much it costs to plant this kind of seed in an already plowed field. This is the listed price and it does
not take anything else into consideration
Sell Price: This is how much money you get when this plant is harvested. This is the listed price and does not take any
other factors into consideration.
Time (days): This is how many days it takes for the plant to mature. For plants which mature in less than one day a value less than 1 will be displayed. These values are arrived at with the following formula.

Time (Days) = Time(hrs)/24

Weekly Profit:(Assuming 24 hr days) This is how much money you would make if you planted the same crop and harvested it at the same time every day for a week. It should be noted that a farmville day is 23 hours. The reason this is listed is because it may be impractical to harvest every 23 hours, since this would result in having to harvest it one hour earlier every day. Additionally, these numbers take into account the plowing cost of 15. The formula used is as follows.

Weekly Profit = 7 x ((Sell Price – (Seed Cost + 15)) / Time)

Weekly Profit: (Assuming 23 hr days): This is how much money you would make if you planted the same crop and harvested it as soon as it was ready and did this for a week. Keep in mind that this is the theoretical maximum and unless you’re willing/able to harvest at all hours of the day your number will end up being slightly lower. Because plants that take less then one day were already on an hourly basis the formula is only altered for those plants with harvest times of 1 day or longer.  The formula is as follows

Weekly Profit =  7 x 24 x ((Sell Price – (Seed Cost+15)) /(Time *23))

Hopefully, this will help everyone understand the above tables. While it’s true that I do not actually list the plowing cost of 15 anywhere in the tables. They have been taken into account.

Part 1: FarmVille – By Zynga

Part 2: FarmVille – Harvest Profit Margins

Part 3: FarmVille – Power Leveling

Part 4: Farmville – Tree and Animal Profit Values

Part 5: FarmVille – Leveling Costs

Part 6: FarmVille – Speed Working and Machines

Part 7: FarmVille – Cow Barn Profits

Part 8: FarmVille – Chicken Coops and Mystery Eggs

Part 9: FarmVille – Mystery Eggs Multiplied

Part 10: FarmVille – Multiple Coops and Infinite Coins ================= FarmVille – Power Leveling July 8, 2009 Since there has been a fair amount of interest in the topic, I’m going to talk about leveling. In farmville you gain experience by doing the following tasks Task Experience Cost Plowing 1 15 Planting a crop with a duration of less then 1 day 1 Seed Price Planting a crop with a duration of  1 day or longer 2 Seed Price Tending Friend’s Farm (first 20 friends visited) 5 Free Tending Friend’s Farm (after first 20 friends visited) 1 Free Now, as you can see tending someone else’s farm not only gets you the most experience but it also doesn’t cost you anything. Unfortunately you can only do this once per day. So unless you have a lot of friends this is not an effective way to level. So, we’re going to look at the other two tasks. Obviously, the faster the growing time is the more often you will get to plow and plant. Therefore the fastest growing plants allow you to level the fastest. or at least they would be if we had to wait to re-plant and re-plow the field. A very simple but costly way to level even quicker is to simply use the delete tool to remove all of your fields. Once you’ve done this you can immediately re-plow and re-plant your entire farm. Now, because though the cheapest seed you can buy costs $10, you will want to purchase the $15 seeds. This is because for only $5 you gain twice as much xp. In any case this means that you can effectively purchase 3 experience points for $30. The downside of course is that you lose time and money in the process. Additionally, you must confirm every single deletion. This tends to become very tedious as an unexpanded farm can have up to 144 plots. Of course to fully maximize your farm, you want to make sure you have enough money left over to re-plow and replant whatever it was you were normally growing. That way you don’t go completely broke from power leveling your farm. Below is a break down of how much money you need to keep in reserve to do this, based on how big your farm is.. Plant 12×12 14×14 16×16 18×18 20×20 22×22 24×24 Strawberries 3600 4900 6400 8100 10000 12100 14400 Eggplant 5760 7840 10240 12960 16000 19360 23040 Wheat 7200 9800 12800 16200 20000 24200 28800 Soybeans 4320 5880 7680 9720 12000 14520 17280 Squash 7920 10780 14080 17820 22000 26620 31680 Pumpkin 6480 8820 11520 14580 18000 21780 25920 Artichokes 12240 16660 21760 27540 34000 41140 48960 Rice 8640 11760 15360 19440 24000 29040 34560 Cotton 12960 17640 23040 29160 36000 43560 51840 Peppers 12240 16660 21760 27540 34000 41140 48960 Pineapples 15840 21560 28160 35640 44000 53240 63360 Watermelon 20880 28420 37120 46980 58000 70180 83520 Potatoes 21600 29400 38400 48600 60000 72600 86400 Corn 23760 32340 42240 53460 66000 79860 95040 So, now the only question is “how many plots can I do while still being safe?” and it is easily answered by using the following equation. # of Plots = (Total Money – Reserve Amount)/25 I’ve tried the above strat and have had a great amount of success with it. In a trial run I was able to gain 3 levels in a single day while still being left with a substantial amount of cash. Hopefully in the next few days I’ll be able to max out my level which will allow me to complete my price analysis of the crops in the game. On a side note I would like to thank Mugambo for putting me on to this strategy. ================== FarmVille – Leveling Costs July 15, 2009 So, I’ve been looking over the numbers in terms of leveling. To this end I considered several scenarios. I won’t go though the full numbers of each since that would make this post probably 3 pages long. But the scenarios and their results are posted below. In each situation I assumed that you started with 144 of the chosen crop ready for harvest and $0. Scenario 1 (Peppers and Soybeans) Strategy – Plant Peppers and power level using soybeans Result - 1,540 xp gained and $18 left over - Scenario 2 (Strawberries and Soybeans) Strategy – Plant and harvest strawberries all day, at the end of the day before the final strawberry planting, power level using soybeans. Result – 2,592 xp gained and $0 left over - Scenario 3 (Cherry Trees and Peppers and Soybeans) Strategy - Maximize tree placement excluding edges and 12 plots, which are preserved for peppers. After harvesting everything, power level using soybeans and then replant the peppers. Result – 1,389 xp gained and $24 left over - Scenario 3b (Orange Trees and Peppers and Soybeans) Strategy – Same as scenario 3, but replace cherry trees with orange trees Result - 1,436 xp gained and $24 left over - Scenario 3c (Orange Trees and Strawberries and Soybeans) Strategy - same as scenario 3b, but replace peppers with strawberries, harvesting them at every opportunity. Result - 1,505 xp gained and $0 left over. Now, you may be asking yourself. Why bother with trees or peppers then? If strawberries are so much better? Well, the other situations actually result in more money. The Profit each day if it had not been spent power leveling would of been. Scenario 1 - $11,088 Scenario 2 - $8,640 Scenario 3 – $12,534 Scenario 3b – $13,824 Scenario 3c – $13,620 So, now you might be looking at this as I did and wondering. Why does it look like the less money I make the faster I’ll level? This one I’ll admit had me stumped for awhile. Basically, what happens is that while you do make more money, the amount you have to spend on each xp increases. So, even though you might have more money you can’t actually purchase as much xp. This is represented by how much it costs you to replant all of your seeds, thus leaving you with not as much money to power level with. Below, I’ve broken the values down per as they are for a single field. Looking at how much xp you can gain per day, if you were to spend all of your profits power leveling. Peppers still do better then any other crop that takes a day or longer. But it lags behind the sub day crops simply because it is so expensive to plant. Plant Total Cost Per day Xp Gained Cost per Xp Profit Per day Xp via PL Total Cost per Xp Total Xp Per day Strawberries 150 12 12.5 60 6 11.67 18 Eggplant 20 1.5 13.33 24 2.4 11.28 3.9 Wheat 16.67 1 16.67 21.67 2.17 12.1 3.17 Soybeans 30 3 10 33 3.3 10 6.3 Squash 27.5 1.5 18.3 33 3.3 12.6 4.8 Pumpkin 135 6 22.5 69 6.9 15.81 12.9 Artichokes 21.25 0.75 28.33 29.75 2.98 13.69 3.73 Rice 120 4 30 72 7.2 17.14 11.2 Cotton 30 1 30 39 3.9 14.08 4.9 Peppers 85 3 29.33 77 7.7 15.14 10.7 Pineapple 55 1.5 36.67 66 6.6 14.94 8.1 Watermelon 36.5 0.75 48.33 50.75 5.08 14.94 5.8 Potatoes 50 1 50 65 6.5 15.33 7.5 Since I’m sure some people are wondering. I’ll explain the whole tree thing in greater detail. My process was much the same for all the other scenarios which is why I have not provided the details for them. Scenario 3 Trees and soybeans Last we assume that we have a cherry tree farm as has been proposed by Eric The most effective use of space is a double row followed by a space. Breaking this down into 4×4 squares we get 4 basic shapes. The triple row, the double row, the triple row endcap and the double row end cap. The triple endcaps can each hold 16-7 = 9 trees The triple rows can eacn hold = 16-4 = 12 trees The double rows can each hold = 16-8 = 8 trees the double row endcap can each hold = 16-10 = 6 trees Now, if we were to only fill the same space as the fields (to be a fair comparison, but you could fill more) that gives us space for 12 of each end cap and 60 of each row type. So that we can still level, we will replace one set of end caps with fields This way we can still reach all of the trees and we can still earn xp. This arrangement would allow for 9×6 + 12×60 + 8×60 + 6×6 = 1290 trees While I will admit this may seem horribly impractical, keep in mind that you can que up your trees. Even if you are an incredibly slow clicker and it takes you 2 sec per click per tree it would only take you 43 minutes to click though all the trees. 2 seconds per click is desperately slow btw. Most people should be able to click 6 to 8 times every 2 seconds. So you’re not spending much time clicking on the trees. However, you might want to find something else to do for awhile after you’re done clicking and your avatar runs around harvesting everything. Anyway, 1290 cherry trees would yield $23220 however, to be fair because this can only done once every 2 days, we will assume you only see half that much each day. Now, we take that money and can invest all of it into soybeans which will yield 1161 xp and will leave us with $0. Assuming we leave our fields completely fallow between harvests. If we plant peppers we would get an extra 36 xp and $1,944. Reinvesting this much while still having enough to plant peppers would leave us at the end of it all with 1,389 xp and $24 Conclusions So, in the end, basically if you just plant and harvest strawberries as much as possible you’ll level relatively quickly. When coupled with power leveling you can level very fast. However, if money is what you are after. the more you can fill your farm with trees the more money you will make. Ideally, you would want to fill it with the higher level gifted trees. But because you can only get one of these each day it would take a far too long to replace a substantial portion of your farm with trees strictly by gifting. Buying trees of course will help you fill your farm with trees faster. but you should replace them with the gifted trees/animals as you get them since you will get even more money from them. The only downside is that the more trees/animals your effectiveness at leveling via strawberries decreases. course even if you only have 12 fields left it’s only cut by half.