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An [[orchard]] is used for the planting of [[seeds]] which can be purchased from a [[trader|merchant]]. Orchards comprise fruit or nut-producing trees which are grown for the sustainable production of [[food]]. | |||
Trees which have been planted in an orchard will not yield crops in the first year as they require roughly 4 years to mature before they are able to provide the villagers with either [[fruit]] or [[nuts]]. It is worth noting that as trees in an orchard grow older they do produce more goods.<ref name="Agriculture Development Video">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wq4aiygUhTk</ref> | |||
Orchards can vary in shapes and sizes with a maximum of up to 15x15 tiles. | |||
The following fruit and nuts can be planted in an orchard: | |||
* [[Apple]] | * [[Apple]] | ||
* [[Cherry]] | * [[Cherry]] | ||
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* [[Pear]] | * [[Pear]] | ||
* [[Pecan]] | * [[Pecan]] | ||
* [[Peach]] | |||
* [[Plum]] | * [[Plum]] | ||
* [[Walnut]] | * [[Walnut]] | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 11:20, 22 February 2014
Orchard
| Category |
Food Production |
| First Appearance |
1.0.0 |
- Main article: Farming
An orchard is used for the planting of seeds which can be purchased from a merchant. Orchards comprise fruit or nut-producing trees which are grown for the sustainable production of food.
Trees which have been planted in an orchard will not yield crops in the first year as they require roughly 4 years to mature before they are able to provide the villagers with either fruit or nuts. It is worth noting that as trees in an orchard grow older they do produce more goods.[1]
Orchards can vary in shapes and sizes with a maximum of up to 15x15 tiles.
The following fruit and nuts can be planted in an orchard:
References
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