Get to Know About Wheat Farming
You start with a small plot and a handful of seeds. You till the soil, plant the rows, and water with a steady routine. Growth moves in clear stages. You read them at a glance. Sun and rain push progress each day. You plan the calendar and pace your work to match the season.
Tools feel simple and solid. You swing a hoe to break clods and shape beds. You spread compost to feed roots and boost yield. You upgrade to a small tractor for larger fields and faster work. A barn holds grain and keeps gear in order. The market screen shows prices and daily demand. You choose seed types suited to drought, frost, or high output.
Harvest brings the loop together. You cut the heads at the right time and load sacks for sale. Pests chew leaves. You set traps and change the crop in each plot. Seasonal sound and color shifts change the mood of the field. Short sessions allow progress without tedious repetition. Longer runs reward tight planning and careful timing. Skill matters more than luck. Each round ends with a ledger showing profit and seeds for the next cycle.