Do people ever use cultivators Poll

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After finding out the RNG gods decide to unfertilise half the crops I applied it to, I’m now going to just build extra farms, which would be the same time expense or less (running over the feild twice) than applying it to my one field to speed it up. What I’m wondering is weather people run over their crops a few times a day to keep them all fertilised, or do most people just build another farm or two to save waiting that way, it seems worth the initial expense as harvesting and replanting again is the same as using the fertiliser twice (in-fact easier with aoe harvesting)…

Poll is anonymous, just wondered what people thought.

  • I use cultivators and run over the fields several times.
  • I don’t use cultivators because of the RNG.
  • I didnt know they existed.
  • I use cultivators for one run to help for one tick of growth.
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I don’t use them. A complete waste of time and effort.

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Yeah the fertilizer is a waste. I’ve always felt you should get a crop and seed bonus if you used fertilizer. It would make it useful. :man_shrugging:

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I’ve used it for goo and kindling, but not for anything else.

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Yeah i was going to for kindling, but just building another farm instead.

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I’ll use them when I want to get enough seed to start a new farm, otherwise I don’t bother.

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But they don’t give extra seed do they? I didn’t notice that. or just to speed up the farming? I don’t understand.

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Just speeding up growth, indeed.

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I use cultivators for one run to help for one tick of growth.
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but its really not even that. Mostly when I’ve first planted a new area so that it looks better faster.

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Sometimes the day before harvesting inorganics I’ll spray the few stubborn plants… but I usually just wait long enough for close to 100% to be ready without spraying.

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to speed it up, I should have clarified that.

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Why didnt I think of this, just using it for the stubborn plants, maybe that’s the intention…

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