Difference between revisions of "Potato"

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Potato seeds can be purchased for $0.50 each at [[Pitchfork Jeb's Farmer Supply]] and yield 10 potatoes per seed. This is one of the few crops that grows best in winter, so it can often be a good choice when other crops aren't growing. It is one of the more common crops to be had from the [[Giving Tree]] in the form of seeds.
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Potato seeds can be obtained at [[Pitchfork Jeb's Farmer Supply]] for $0.50 per seed. Each seed yields 10 potatoes. This is one of the few crops that grows best in winter, so it can often be a good choice when other crops aren't growing. Since potatoes are a root crop, they can be harvested using the [[Root Crop Harvester]]
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When potatoes are placed in the [[Windmill]], it yields [[Potato Starch]]
  
Potatoes yield [[Potato Starch]] when milled in the [[Windmill]].
 
 
Potatoes are of the flowering type of crop, and can be used by bees to pollinate, ultimately producing honey.  
 
Potatoes are of the flowering type of crop, and can be used by bees to pollinate, ultimately producing honey.  
 
[[Category:Crops]] [[Category:Items]]
 
[[Category:Crops]] [[Category:Items]]

Revision as of 13:18, 27 December 2020

Potato
A potato.
A potato.
TypeCrop
SubtypeRoot
Best SeasonWinter
DollarIcon.png Value
  • Quality1.png $0.28
  • Quality2.png $0.31
  • Quality3.png $0.35
  • Quality4.png $0.43
  • Quality5.png $0.52
  • Quality6.png $0.61
  • Quality7.png $0.70
Crate Quantity200

Potato seeds can be obtained at Pitchfork Jeb's Farmer Supply for $0.50 per seed. Each seed yields 10 potatoes. This is one of the few crops that grows best in winter, so it can often be a good choice when other crops aren't growing. Since potatoes are a root crop, they can be harvested using the Root Crop Harvester

When potatoes are placed in the Windmill, it yields Potato Starch

Potatoes are of the flowering type of crop, and can be used by bees to pollinate, ultimately producing honey.