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Below is a list of Vegetables from the game, where to obtain them, and how much they sell for when processed into [[Jellies and Pickles|Pickles]] using the [[Preserves Jar]] or [[Juice]] using the [[Keg]]. | Below is a list of Vegetables from the game, where to obtain them, and how much they sell for when processed into [[Jellies and Pickles|Pickles]] using the [[Preserves Jar]] or [[Juice]] using the [[Keg]]. | ||
| − | Note: [[Wheat]] produces [[Beer]] | + | Note: [[Wheat]] produces [[Beer]], [[Hops]] produce [[Pale Ale]] and [[Tea Leaves]] produce [[Green Tea]] instead of [[Juice]] when placed in a [[Keg]]. Beer and Pale Ale can be aged in a [[Cask]] to increase quality. |
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|{{Artisan|Vegetables|260}} | |{{Artisan|Vegetables|260}} | ||
|{{Artisan|Vegetables|260|pro=1}} | |{{Artisan|Vegetables|260|pro=1}} | ||
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| + | |[[File:Tea Leaves.png|center]] | ||
| + | |[[Tea Leaves]] | ||
| + | |[[Farming]] | ||
| + | |data-sort-value="0"|{{Season|Spring}}<br />{{Season|Summer}}<br />{{Season|Fall}} | ||
| + | |data-sort-value="0"|''Inedible'' | ||
| + | |[[File:Tea Leaves.png|24px]]55g | ||
| + | |[[File:Tea Leaves.png|24px]]60g | ||
| + | |[[File:Green Tea.png|24px]]100g | ||
| + | |[[File:Green Tea.png|24px]]140g | ||
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|[[File:Tomato.png|center]] | |[[File:Tomato.png|center]] | ||
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|{{Artisan|Vegetables|160|pro=1}} | |{{Artisan|Vegetables|160|pro=1}} | ||
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Revision as of 08:13, 8 December 2019
Below is a list of Vegetables from the game, where to obtain them, and how much they sell for when processed into Pickles using the Preserves Jar or Juice using the Keg.
Note: Wheat produces Beer, Hops produce Pale Ale and Tea Leaves produce Green Tea instead of Juice when placed in a Keg. Beer and Pale Ale can be aged in a Cask to increase quality.
