How do I start farming?
Open the Farm app and go to the Farm Belt. Rent a bed for a week, plant one of your state's crops, water it once for a bigger harvest, then harvest when it shows Ready. Crops take 2 to 7 hours, and slower crops earn more.
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Farming, mining and the forest
Every state has a Farm Belt, a mine or quarry and a forest camp just outside town. What you grow and dig depends on your state, like tin in Plateau, cocoa in Ondo and yam in Benue.
Where do I sell my harvest?
At the State Depot by the Farm Belt gate. Prices drop when the depot is full and rise as the town eats the stock, so it pays to sell when the price is high. Crops from other states sell for more.
What is a State Depot supply grant?
When your Governor funds one, selling the selected local crop to your State Depot pays you an extra 25% from a reserved state grant. The grant runs for 24 hours or until its fund is spent. You must make a real sale; harvesting alone does not count. Find the active crop and remaining fund in the Farm app or Economy → Govern.
Can people steal my crops?
If a ripe crop sits for 30 minutes, another player can take a quarter of it once. You get an alert, so harvest on time.
How does mining work?
Go to your state's mine or quarry and dig a shift. It costs energy and the pit can cave in, but you can find valuable minerals, and in some states even gold.
What can I do in the forest?
Tap a standing tree at the Forest Camp to cut timber. Cut trees leave stumps that grow back in 8 hours. You can also gather palm fruit, honey, shea nuts or periwinkle, depending on your state.
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