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Note that prices tend to go up and down a lot. Currently, seed prices are high and herb prices are low. TLDR: The best farming guild contract strategy is: Plant redwood, maple, curry tree, snapdragon, white lilly, poison ivy, potato cactus, watermelon, snape grass, celastrus always in advance.
Farming contracts are given by Guildmaster Jane, who instructs the player to grow a specific crop within the Farming Guild. Completing a contract awards players with a seed pack , which can be opened for some amount of seeds.
Costs less than 1 gp/xp and with the rate I'm going at, will have 99 farming before I even come close to maxing. Also since I'm currently 88 farming, there's nothing I can't boost to plant, so really no rush.
You'll net like 100k of seeds on average per hard contract - check the wiki on that - and can hammer out like 5-10 contracts a day easy and free 500k-1m. If you're at work during the day you can consider mobile as an easy means of doing your contracts.
- Farmer’s Outfit
- Efficient Tree Farm Runs in OSRS
- OSRS Farming Guide — Fastest Way to 99
- OSRS Budget Farming Guide
- OSRS Farming Guide – Making Money with Herb Runs
- Farming Guild
- Tithe Farm Minigame
- Farming Tips, Tricks & Common Mistakes
The farmer’s outfit is a reward from the Tithe Farm mini-game. The full set gives the same 2.5% Exp boost that other skilling outfits give. You will need 400 reward points from the tithe farm mini-game to unlock the full set. This should take you 4-8 hours depending on your farming level. I wouldn’t say the 2.5% Exp boost is absolutely necessary bu...
Transportation:
1. Spirit Tree network (the grand tree quest) 2. Teleport Crystals (start Mournings End Part 1) 3. Teleportation tabs/runes (grand exchange) or a portal room in a P-O-H (player-owned-house)
Inventory:
1. Tree saplings 2. Coins/spade (to clear trees) 3. Hatchet (to chop down trees) 4. Gardener payment in noted form
Efficient tree farm run
Depending on the tree, you can do 2-3 tree runs a day.
Questing levels 1 – 33
In order to skip the first few levels of farming, there are a couple of low requirement quests that you can do first. Especially fairy tale p1 is important for the magic secateurs and fairy ring transportation.
Levels 15-99 Tree runs
From level 15 you unlock tree runs, which is what you’ll be doing all the way to 99. These give you the fastest experience possible though it will cost you quite a bit. For the fastest experience, try to do at least 2 tree runs a day. There are 6 tree patches available so from level 75 you can gain up to 170K exp on tree runs alone. Always use the most efficient tree run order.
Levels 27-99 Fruit Trees
Starting at level 27 you’ll unlock fruit trees which you should combine with your tree runs. These take 16 hours to grow. Just like regular tree patches, there are 6 fruit tree patches available. Starting from level 81 you can get up to 107K Exp a day from fruit tree runs alone. Always use the most efficient fruit tree run order. TIP: Pineapple and papaya trees are incredibly cheap compared to every other fruit tree in osrs. If you don’t want to waste money, you should stick to those until 99.
Even for those on a budget, getting 99 farming is very feasible as long as you start early. By skipping regular trees and focussing entirely on fruit tree runs, you’ll save yourself a lot of money. Fruit trees are significantly lower in price than regular trees and some even make a small profit.
Since you’ll be losing a lot of money doing tree runs it’s recommended to make some back by doing herb runs. Herb runs can make you a nice 100K+ gp per run and you can do them every 80 minutes. Read also: OSRS Efficient herb running route
Once you reach level 45 farming you can gain access to the farming guild. The farming guild is located in the Kebos Lowlands and you’ll need 60% Hosidius favour to gain access.
The tithe farm mini-game is the only way to get to train farming in a non-afk way. If you’re someone who prefers to grind, this can be a good alternative to conventional farming methods. In this mini-game, you will be planting and maintaining fast-growing fruits. You can only get 100 fruit per instance, once you’ve reached 100, deposit them into a ...
Don’t compare it to other skills
The reason players often neglect farming is because they think it’s a slow skill. Farming is not a slow skill, it’s a SUPER afk skill. Like our welfare guide states, you can make up to 550K experience per week for as little as 1 hour of work. Farming is actually the lowest effort skill in osrs, use it!
Watch tree run videos
If you’re not well acquainted with the Gielinor landscape, farming can be scary because there is so much traveling. One thing you can do to familiarize yourself before you start is to watch a couple of herb/tree/fruit tree run videos. You’ll soon realize that getting around isn’t that hard at all.
Farming contracts
Always have something planted in your farming guild patches (highest seed possible). This way, when you check in with the guild master for your contracts, there might be a good chance that you already did the requested contract. Simply check the health or harvest that patch and check back in with the guild master. Depending on your rng you can complete up to 6 contracts in a row using this method. Considering each seedbox is worth around 100k in the advanced tier, this is well worth the effort.
22,450. N/A. 22680. 212.59. -1.15 [6] -0.85 [6] ^ 1.0 1.1 It should be noted that the majority of the cost comes from the use of Tai bwo wannai teleports at 5,597 to access the farming patch. An alternative is to use Brimhaven teleports or have your house portal at Brimhaven. ^ Celastrus Harvest value uses the minimum harvest of 3 in calculation.
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Feb 15, 2023 · Contractor fees on combinable cropping agreements are generally in the range of £296-£358/ha (£120 to £145/acre), say advisers, although there are outliers beyond this. Broadly,...
