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Saturday, September 3, 2011

Farmville Super Crops: Super Black Berry, Super Blue Berry, Super Pattypan Squash, Super Potatos, Super Morning, & Super Hops Released



Farmville Tip 1: Select crops with big profits : Consider cost of the seeds versus the money you will earn from harvesting the crop. You can easily compare the profitability of crops by subtracting the cost of the seeds from the money you make from the harvest and dividing that value by the cost of the seed. This is also known as your return on investment or ROI. The greater the value, the better the return on your investment. Another factor to consider is the time it takes reach full growth for each crop. If you want to compare profitability of crops with different growth rates, you should take your ROI and divide it by the time to reach harvest. Of course if you want to get really specific and compare apples to apples, youre going to need to take into account the yield you can get from a single area of farmland. For instance, the number or strawberries you may get from a single acre may not match that of oranges. Finally, you can also normalize this to consider the length of time thats required before you can harvest a crop.

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Farmville has introduced several new super crops to the Farmville Market. These crops are Super Crops: Super Black Berry, Super Blue Berry, Super Pattypan Squash, Super Potatos, Super Morning, & Super Hops

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