Right click on an area with dirt (grass is a safe bet, but there is only one layer of usable dirt per tile).To move dirt to your chosen location you need to have a shovel and sacks.Another option is to plant on top of a second story where zombies cannot access easily.One option is to build walls around the area you will plant in.You must plant in a place where zombies can't get to them while still allowing sunlight in.Players can safely walk over crops without trampling them.Step 3: Preparing Your Garden Choose a good location for your farm: Seeds (the more seeds and the larger the variety the better)Īdditional items that will help to sustain a farm over long periods are:.Therefore, the farmer occupation will give a major advantage if the player wishes to live their life on a farm.Īble to make the Mildew Spray and Insecticide Spray without reading The Farming Magazine. Starting Skill Level and Experience Boost Level 0 - 25% (Default for all skills) Level 1 - 75% Level 2 - 100% Level 3+ - 125% This bonus cannot be gained after the character is created. The farmer occupation will give the player 3 farming skill levels, but it will also give an experience boost to that skill. There is only one of each occupation and trait that will help with farming. This step can often be skipped, however choosing the right occupation and traits can rapidly increase the rate in which it takes to level up the farming skill. Combining your harvested crops with fish or trapped animals can make significant meals that will replenish hunger, thirst, and unhappiness simultaneously. Of these, farming requires the most work, but also appears to gives the most rewards. Currently in Project Zomboid, you have four options: 1) Farming, 2) Fishing, 3) Foraging, and, 4) Trapping. You cannot continue to survive without finding new, sustainable sources of food. Once the power fails, a significant portion of the usable food will rot and become inedible. No matter how good you are at scavenging, eventually all of the food on the map will be exhausted. The crop growth stages of Tomato plants Why Farm? No other actions (watering, checking, digging, or planting) give any farming XP.įarming experience is gained based upon the crop's health divided by 2, +25 if the crop is in good condition, -15 if it's in bad condition up to a maximum of 100 XP.įrom a (Project Zomboid directory/media/lua/client/Farming/): - add xp, depending on the health of the plantįunction CFarmingSystem:gainXp(player, luaObject) You only gain farming skill XP when the player successfully harvests a crop they planted. Next growth phase shown in number of hours. Water level shows a number /100 including mouse cursor.ĭisease (if present) shows a number /100. Hovering mouse cursor over crop shows water level.Ĭurrent growth phase shows the number /7. Water level becomes color coded and shows a bar graphic. Increasing the farming skill provides more information about the crop status when the crop info is viewed (right-click -> Info).Īt skill level 0, the player cannot discern much useful information about the crop they just planted, and rookie farmers have to rely on visual cues about the plant status.Ĭurrent growth phase shows the name. 3.4.1 Choose a good location for your farm:.The cookie is set by the GDPR Cookie Consent plugin and is used to store whether or not user has consented to the use of cookies. The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Performance". This cookie is set by GDPR Cookie Consent plugin. The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Other. The cookies is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Necessary". The cookie is set by GDPR cookie consent to record the user consent for the cookies in the category "Functional". The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Analytics". These cookies ensure basic functionalities and security features of the website, anonymously. Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly.
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