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40d:Crop

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Crops are plants that may be grown at farm plots. There are two basic types of crops: above ground (AG) and subterranean (or underground, UG). The Template:L of Template:L may be brought from the starting Template:L screen or, with some small luck, purchased from dwarven Template:Ls. Above ground crops and seeds may be purchased from Template:L or Template:L caravans or gathered by dwarves with the Template:L labor enabled. Seeds may also be collected by processing the plants or eating them (but not by cooking!).

A few of the plants listed below are not strictly crops as such as they have no seeds and can't be planted (see note "3", below.)

Most plants can be Template:Led into Template:Ls, each plant type producing a different variation, and dwarves do prefer some variety in their drink. Some plants may be eaten raw, others must be cooked first, others must be processed first (by Template:L or Template:L) before they are edible, and still others are inedible, producing only non-food products. All drinks may be cooked into meals.

Plants, drinks and products have their values multiplied by how many items are created from a single plant Template:L.

All drinks require a spare Template:L for storage, and some other products also require specific Template:Ls for storage. Plants can be stored in barrels or individually; seeds are stored individually or in bags which can then be put into barrels.


Habitat note: In the following table, "(Dry)" means that the plant does not grow within two squares of any natural water source (pond/river/etc), and "(Wet)" means that it only grows within two squares of any natural water source. Thus Template:L's "Wetland (Dry)" means that it grows in wetlands, but just not right next to water.

Crop
Name
Seasons Habitat Plant
Value
Drink Drink
Value1
Eat Cook2 Products/
extracts
Extract
Value
Template:L τ
Spring Summer
Autumn Winter
Subterranean 4 Template:L 10 No P 4 Template:L (m)4 20
Template:L τ
Spring Summer
Autumn Winter
Subterranean 4 Template:L 10 No No Template:L Template:L (p)4 12
Template:L
Spring Summer
Autumn Winter
Subterranean 4 Template:L 10 Yes Yes None -
Template:L
Spring Summer
Autumn Winter
Subterranean 4 None - No P 4 Template:L (b)4 25
Template:L Φ
Spring Summer
Autumn Winter
Subterranean 4 Template:L 10 No P 4 Template:L (l)4
Template:L (m)4
1001
20
Template:L
Spring Summer
Autumn Winter
Subterranean 4 None - No No Dimple Template:L (m)4 20


Crop
Name
Seasons Habitat Plant
Value
Drink Drink
Value1
Eat Cook2 Products/
extracts
Extract
Value


Template:L3 Φ
Spring Summer
Autumn Winter
Wetland
(Dry)
4 Template:L 10 Yes Yes None -
Template:L :
Spring Summer
Autumn Winter
Not Freezing
(Wet)
4 Template:L 10 Yes Yes None -
Template:L τ
Spring Summer
Autumn Winter
Not Freezing
(Dry)
4 Template:L 10 No P 4 Template:L (m)4 20
Template:L3 τ
Spring Summer
Autumn Winter
Wetland
(Wet)
2 Template:L 5 Yes Yes None -
Template:L :
Spring Summer
Autumn Winter
Not Freezing
(Dry)
2 Template:L 5 Yes Yes None -
Template:L τ
Spring Summer
Autumn Winter
Not Freezing
(Wet)
2 Template:L 5 Yes Yes None -
Template:L ƒ
Spring Summer
Autumn Winter
Not Freezing
(Wet)
4 Template:L 10 No No Template:L (p)4 12
Template:L τ
Spring Summer
Autumn Winter
Not Freezing
(Dry) (Evil)
2 Template:L 5 No No Black Template:L (m)4 20
Template:L :
Spring Summer
Autumn Winter
Not Freezing
(Wet) (Good)
2 Template:L 25 Yes Yes None -
Template:L3 ÿ
Spring Summer
Autumn Winter
Temperate
Grassland (Dry)
10 None - No Yes Template:L (v)4 100
Template:L §
Spring Summer
Autumn Winter
Not Freezing
(Dry) (Savage)
4 Template:L 15 No P 4 Template:L (m)4 25
Template:L :
Spring Summer
Autumn Winter
Not Freezing
(Dry)
4 Template:L 10 Yes Yes None -


non-food
Crops
Name
Seasons Habitat Plant
Value
Drink Drink
Value1
Eat Cook2 Products/
extracts
Extract
Value


Template:L τ
Spring Summer
Autumn Winter
Not Freezing
(Dry)
4 None - No No Emerald Template:L (m)4 20
Template:L τ
Spring Summer
Autumn Winter
Not Freezing
(Dry)
2 None - No No Redroot Template:L (m)4 10
Template:L3 Φ
Spring Summer
Autumn Winter
Wetland
(Wet)
10 None - No No Template:L (e)4 100
Crop
Name
Seasons Habitat Plant
Value
Drink Drink
Value1
Eat Cook2 Products/
extracts
Extract
Value

Notes:

1) The value of five units of drink/syrup, for comparison with Template:L, Template:Ls, etc. A Template:L of a plant produces 5x its size in drink/syrup.
2) Anything that can be Template:Led is edible afterwards. Cooking leaves no Template:Ls for re-planting.
3) These plants cannot be grown on a Template:L. They can only be acquired through Template:L (in season only) or Template:L.
4) These plants cannot be eaten until they are further processed, either by milling or by plant processing, or (for sweet pod) either; see "products" column for final product and necessary labor:

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