Farmville Game Strategy

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There are many ways you can build a huge farm in Farmville. If you are like me, you are constantly trying to find new ways to get more stuff in Farmville. If you play the Farmville Game like I do everyday, you probably know it can be a pain sometimes waiting around for more land or gifts or other things to do in Farmville. We are going to discuss how to get ahead in Farmville today!

First off, you are going to want to plant as many crops as you can as often as you can. This will help diversify your farm in the game, and you should be able to level up quickly. Try to plant the crops that harvest the fastest. The crops that harvest the fastest include the grapes, strawberries, blackberries, and blueberries. Only plant crops that you can get back to in a short period of time. You do not want to plant crops that you are not going to be able to harvest within the selected time frame. I suggest planting crops that will harvest in 1 to 2 days if you can't handle the crops that are ready to harvest in the same day.

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As far as the animals, you want to target specific animals on your farm. In the early days of the farm, you want to take all of the animals that are gifted to you. As you progress in the game, you will get more animals and more friends, and then you want to be more choosy about the animals you have. I recommend having goats, black sheep, horses, rabbits, and ducks on your farm. These animals give you the best return on your investment. Animals harvest items that never spoil, so there are definitely some advantages to having animals on the farm.

Plant trees wherever you can fit them. You want to plant your trees around your crops and not the other way around. Plant trees in areas that are open on your farm. The Pomegranate tree is the best tree to have in the game. I recommend only planting the highest harvesting trees in the game to get farther ahead.