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Editing 40d Talk:How do I manage my seeds and crops
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:*You can also create a custom stockpile that will only accept [[plant]]s, to avoid having it all mixed up with your [[meat]] and [[drink]]s. It would be a good idea to have this stockpile near your [[brewery]], [[farmer's workshop]], [[kitchen]], etc. | :*You can also create a custom stockpile that will only accept [[plant]]s, to avoid having it all mixed up with your [[meat]] and [[drink]]s. It would be a good idea to have this stockpile near your [[brewery]], [[farmer's workshop]], [[kitchen]], etc. | ||
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I find this makes harvesting a very drawn out process. If I put the plant stockpile near the same squares as the seed stockpils then create a seperate stockpile near the relevant workshop, then my farmers don't trudge from the farm plot all the way to the kitchen. Then hopefully a dwarf with just food handling turned on will take seeds from dining rooms to farms, plants from farms to workshops, and drinks/prepared food to profession-based dining rooms. Not foolproof - sometimes farmers do haul their harvest all the way to the end stockpile - but even that can be fixed with forbidden doors. | I find this makes harvesting a very drawn out process. If I put the plant stockpile near the same squares as the seed stockpils then create a seperate stockpile near the relevant workshop, then my farmers don't trudge from the farm plot all the way to the kitchen. Then hopefully a dwarf with just food handling turned on will take seeds from dining rooms to farms, plants from farms to workshops, and drinks/prepared food to profession-based dining rooms. Not foolproof - sometimes farmers do haul their harvest all the way to the end stockpile - but even that can be fixed with forbidden doors. | ||
This tactic will keep your farmers farming, get them highly skilled, and make all your plant stacks at least 3. | This tactic will keep your farmers farming, get them highly skilled, and make all your plant stacks at least 3. | ||
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I tend to dump rather than harvest stacks of 2 or less as they aren't worth my brewers/threshers/chefs time. | I tend to dump rather than harvest stacks of 2 or less as they aren't worth my brewers/threshers/chefs time. | ||
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I am also starting to think that farming is over-rated: just buy food, cook it and sell prepared meals. It means you don't need as much space set aside for butchery, mill, farm workshop, tannery etc. Just a food stockpile and relevant workshops near the trading post. | I am also starting to think that farming is over-rated: just buy food, cook it and sell prepared meals. It means you don't need as much space set aside for butchery, mill, farm workshop, tannery etc. Just a food stockpile and relevant workshops near the trading post. | ||
[[User:GarrieIrons|GarrieIrons]] 02:52, 7 July 2008 (EDT) | [[User:GarrieIrons|GarrieIrons]] 02:52, 7 July 2008 (EDT) | ||