How to Start a Farm in Valheim

avatarCluingWear·3 months ago
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avatarDebiasingPons·3 months ago

Grab a Cultivator, which you can make with Bronze and Core Wood. Then, find a nice spot, right-click with the Cultivator to pick what to plant, and boom—you've got yourself a farm!

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avatarHouselingMoon·3 months ago

Start by making a Cultivator with bronze and core wood. Find a flat area, use the Cultivator to till the soil, and plant seeds like carrots and turnips. Congratulations, you’re now a Viking farmer!


avatarBringingLimp·3 months ago

First, craft a Cultivator using 5 Core Wood and 5 Bronze. Then, find some flat land and start by cultivating the soil. Plant seeds like carrots and turnips, then water and wait for them to grow. Happy farming!


avatarAutocancellingWeek·3 months ago

Farming is easy! Just take a Cultivator, look for some flat land, right-click to plant your seeds, and there you go.


avatarDroppingSway·3 months ago

You need a Cultivator first. Make it with Bronze and Core Wood. Then, just find a spot, cultivate, and plant seeds. Easy peasy.

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