There would be times wherein the Farm Stand would be more lucrative than the Orders Board would, and as long as you don’t set pricing way too high, there should always be someone willing to buy what you’ve got. The Orders Board is one thing, but the Farm Stand is a completely different way for you to make money off the goods you produce. Make Money Off The Goods At The Farm Stand
Don’t just stop at one – if you have the resources, why not place as many as you could? This would allow you to produce goods more efficiently and effectively, and if you still have surplus goods at your disposal, the Farm Orders Board is always there to help you sell that surplus off. You may encounter a few missions where your goal is to place only one livestock animal or one patch of a certain crop. We’re going to get a bit more advanced here, though at the end of the day, the goal of these tips is to benefit everyone, may they be new Farmville 2: Country Escape players or more experienced, veteran ones. This list does not consider the difficulty / time used in obtaining the ingredients for each recipe.Here’s the second part of our Farmville 2: Country Escape tips and tricks, and as you saw in the first part, we basically focused on simpler tips, preferably those for beginners. Pepper Poppers 8 point recipe - (480 points/hour).Raggety Doll 25 point recipe - (500 points/hour).Peach Yogurt 25 point recipe - (500 points/hour).Smoked Trout 40 point recipe - (600 points/hour).Cove Punch 20 point recipe - (600 points/hour).Pillow 50 point recipe - (750 points/hour).Lemon Zest 30 point recipe - (900 points/hour).
Fisherman's Hat 40 point recipe - (1200 points/hour).Woolen Scarf 12 point recipe - (1440 points/hour).Strawberry Milk 12 point recipe - (1440 points/hour).Dried Fruit 40 point recipe -(2400 points/hour).The top point earners in terms of points per hour are: During the entire fair week, he produces 1 wind chime every 8 hours, 3 wind chimes each day for 7 days, making a total of 21 wind chimes. He sets his alarm and comes back every 8 hours to the glassworks and adds a wind chime recipe every time one completes. Each wind chime takes 8 hours to produce and grants 50 points. During the entire fair week, he produces 15 pillows an hour, 360 pillows each day for 7 days, making a total of 2520 pillows. He sits patiently at the loom and adds a pillow recipe every time one completes. Each pillow takes 4 minutes to produce and grants 50 points. These examples are using base workshops that produce only one recipe per cycle. Pretending that we have unlimited resources and can continuously produce during the Country Fair week, lets look at 2 players producing 50 point items.
The items that make the most points are not always the most profitable in terms of time. Trying to decide the best way to present this information
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