| Starting in the lower left corner you'll find the Bank. You can deposit G in amounts of 10000. To deposit G press the A Button while standing in front of the down-arrow graphic. To get money out of the bank stand next to the side-arrow and do the same thing. One of the problems with HM2 was that once you reached 999999 G you were stuck and couldn't get any more. Now you can put some of that into the Bank. |
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| In the upper left corner you'll find tools you can use on your farm. There never really is a whole lot of stuff here so you will find the counter's empty most of the time. You can also buy Grass Seed here and in the second year Wheat and Rice will also be for sale. |
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| 3200 G | You should buy this as quickly as you can. The Scarecrow stops wild animals from eating your crops so your plants can grow up. You can place it anywhere in your field. |
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| 50000 G | ... |
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| 600 G | In order to buy animals you have to have enough grass growing in the pasture. You don't have to water grass in order for it to grow. |
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| 600 G | Available in the second year. You have to plant Rice in water, so take your Shovel and dig big holes in your field. |
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| 600 G | Available in the second year. Wheat doesn't need to be watered in order to grow. |
| In the upper right corner you'll find the animal products. You can buy animal medicine, grooming products, fodder, buy animals, and sell animals. Only the Shampoo and Clippers will appear if you're playing the girl version. You can only buy animals if you have grown enough grass in the pasture area of the animal you wish to purchase. |
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| Name | Price | Comment |
| 1000 G | Instant cure for 1 cow | |
| 800 G | Instant cure for 1 chicken | |
| 1500 G | Instant cure for 1 sheep | |
| 2000 G | Instant cure for 1 horse | |
| 500 G | Used in case you don't have any grass. There is enough fodder to fill your food bins 32 times | |
| 800 G | Purchasable by Girl farmers only. Use it to take care of the sheep | |
| 2000 G | Purchasable by Girl farmers only. You'll need these in order to harvest wool from the sheep |
| Name | Buy | Comment |
| 5000 G | Small cow, need at least 6 squares of grass | |
| 1000 G | Chickens will lay eggs the day after you buy them, need at least 3 squares of grass | |
| 3000 G | Small sheep, need at least 6 squares of grass | |
| 4000 G | Small horse, need at least 6 squares of grass |
| The part-time jobs the Union gives out are another way of making money while you farm. The more jobs you do, the more money you make! Talk to the lady behind the counter and she'll ask if you would like to listen to the job descriptions. Tell her Yes and she'll describe a job. You can accept or decline the job and ask for a different one. |
| Besides doing part-time jobs you can also get your cows judged by the Union. Activate the cow graphic and then select one of your cows. A higher love-level results in a better judging. You can't judge pregnant cows, medium cows, or small cows. Once a cow has been judged it can't be re-judged. |
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| The last thing you can do at the Farmer's Union is enter your horses in the horse races. There is a Derby race for your male horses and a Filly race for your females. Once you enter a horse into the race you can't get it back, so make sure that you're ready to give up two of your horses. You can see if your horses are winning by purchasing the Cherry Cup Report (available at Lyla's on 15th of Spring) and the [Fall] Report (available on the 15th of Fall). You don't win anything for beating the other horses but it helps in the final farm ranking. |
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