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King's Farm has been out for a while now. A common issue many players face is that farm coins are never enough. Unfortunately, upgrading second-level land, stalls, and the farm itself all require farm coins, and the higher your level, the more coins upgrades cost. So the few coins earned from selling vegetables in the warehouse never seem to accumulate. Apart from some objective factors, many players are actually misled by their farming strategy. This episode will discuss that.

Skipping cash crops is definitely a trap.

Many online guides and strategies share a common claim: skip cash crops and only plant experience crops to level up. This approach is indeed useful for early leveling, but it also creates a huge hidden pitfall. Why is that?

The problem lies in crop stealing. Skipping certain cash crops isn't a big deal by itself, but when you visit a friend's farm to steal, you might end up stealing exactly the crop you skipped. That becomes awkward because one of the key factors determining a crop's selling price is its cultivation level—the higher the cultivation level, the higher the price. A skipped cash crop naturally has no cultivation level, so it can only be sold at the lowest price, offering low profit and wasting your stealing attempts.

More importantly, there is a double yield bonus on weekends, but it only doubles the yield, not the experience. That means planting experience crops on weekends is a complete waste of the double opportunity—you must plant cash crops. Therefore, some cash crops simply cannot be skipped.

The correct approach: cash crops are more important than experience crops.

Generally, for beginners from level 1 to 5, you should prioritize planting experience crops because you need to raise your basic level first. After level 5, it's recommended to mainly plant cash crops. Of course, don't stick to just one crop—once its cultivation level is maxed, consider switching to another. The final selling price equals the crop's cultivation-level price plus the stall's price. However, stall upgrades are limited; currently they can go up to about level 30+, and further upgrades require new unlocks from King's Farm. So to increase the final price, you must work on the crop's cultivation level.

Besides your own planting, crop stealing also has its tricks. Generally, players have 120 stealing attempts per day. It's best to use all of them on cash crops. When stealing, you can also check and prioritize crops with a multiplier of 2.5 or higher. This way, you can easily get around 20 million. On weekends with double yield, with good luck, you can steal 30 to 40 million. As for experience crops, since stealing them doesn't give you experience and their selling price is relatively low, it's advised not to touch them unless they are giant experience crops.

One more thing: if you have many crops in the warehouse with incomplete cultivation levels, don't rush to sell them. Instead, first max out their cultivation levels and then sell them all at once—this yields higher profits. Of course, if the warehouse is really too full, then sell as needed. In short, go with whatever maximizes your profit.

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