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Line 41: − Crops withering excludes multi-season crops that are still in season (i.e., if corn was planted at the end of summer it will continue to grow when the season changes to fall). It includes, however, fully grown crops that are ready to harvest. Crops that were harvestable the morning of the 28th that are left for another night will wither and die, despite having been in a harvestable state.+
→End of Season: This is better wording
On the 1st of each season, all crops that are no longer in season will wither and die, leaving behind a dead crop. When a dead crop is left behind at the start of a season it will keep the soil it was planted on tilled, which can reduce the amount of manual tilling and watering that needs to be done at the start of a season. Dead crops can be removed with a [[scythe]].
On the 1st of each season, all crops that are no longer in season will wither and die, leaving behind a dead crop. When a dead crop is left behind at the start of a season it will keep the soil it was planted on tilled, which can reduce the amount of manual tilling and watering that needs to be done at the start of a season. Dead crops can be removed with a [[scythe]].
Multi-season crops that are still in season (i.e., corn planted in summer when transitioning into fall) will not wither and will simply continue to grow. Fully grown crops that are ready to harvest will wither and die when moving to a new season, however.
===Giant Crops===
===Giant Crops===