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Harvest Moon: A Wonderful Life Farming Guide
Written by Chris Stewart (X Zolon)
Current Version: v1.01 April 14 2004

Table of Contents

A. Using this Guide
A1. Introduction
-About the guide
-What you will learn
A2. Navigation
-How to jump to categories
A3. Version Info
-Version Info

B. Your Farm
B1: The Buildings around your farm
B2. Your house
-Chapter One
-Chapter Two
-Chapter Three

C. Crops
C1. Crop List
-List of Regular Crops
-+ Growth Speed
-+ Soil Type
-+ BAS Pricing
-+ Seasons
-List of Hybrid Gen1 Crops
-+ Growth Speed
-+ Soil Type
-+ BAS Pricing
-+ Seasons
-List of Hybrid Gen2 Crops
-+ Growth Speed
-+ Soil Type
-+ BAS Pricing
-+ Seasons
-Seasonal Listing
-+Spring crops
-+Summer crops
-+Fall Crops
-+Winter Crops
C2. Making Hybrids
C2a. Getting Tartan
-Where, when, how?
-Getting the Hybrid Option
-Hybridizing
C2b. Hybrid Gen 1 List
-What+What=What?
C2c. About Gen 2 Hybrids
-Why are they so special?
C2d. Hybrid Gen 2 List
-What+What=What?
C2e. Floral Hybrids
-How to make
-3 Outcomes
C3. Growing Crops
C3a. How to plant
-The Basics
C3b. How to grow
-Watering Basics
C3c. How to Increase Quality
-Using fertilizer!
C3d. The Seed Maker
-2 different ways to get
-How it works

D. Trees
D1. Tree List
-List of Regular Trees
-+ Fruiting Season
-+ BAS Seed Pricing
-+ BAS Fruit Pricing
-List of Hybrid Gen1 Crops
-+ Fruiting Season
-+ BAS Seed Pricing
-+ BAS Fruit Pricing
-List of Hybrid Gen2 Crops
-+ Fruiting Season
-+ BAS SeeD Pricing
-+ BAS Fruit Pricing
-Seasonal Listing
-+Spring crops
-+Summer crops
-+Fall Crops
-+Winter Crops
D2. Making Hybrids
D2a. Hybrid Gen 1 List
-What+What=What?
D2b. About Gen 2 Hybrids
D2c. Hybrid Gen 2 List
-What+What=What?
D2d. Making better trees
-Hybridizing vs. Fertilizer
D3. Making mega-money
D3a. The Seed Maker
-2 different ways to get
-How it works
D3b. Fruit Vs. Seeds
- Which is better?

E. Animals
E1. Cattle
E2. The Horse
E3. Sheep
E4. Chickens/Ducks
E5. Fish
E6. The Stupid Goat

F. Final words
F1. Thanks to
F2. In the Next Version...
F3. Guide Stats/Goals (And Personal Stats/Goals)
F4. Contact Information





-----------------------------A. Using this Guide--------------------------
-----------------------------A1. Introduction-----------------------------
Hi! My name is Chris Stewart. I'm an avid fan of Harvest Moon. I never really
got around to making any guides. But, a new game comes out, And I've got it,
as usual, so, to fill up the page, I thought I'd clear a few things up.
Searching in some of the other guides, I found some stuff was missing, or
incorrect. So, I got the real answers and decided I'd right a few wrongs by
writing this guide! Anyway, all this one is is basically growing, selling, and
making hybrids of trees and crops. I got all this information myself (So far)
and I hope you enjoy it!

-----------------------------A2. Navigation-----------------------------
Navingating my guide is fairly simple. Here are the basics to jumping
categories. See the table of contents up there? Well, you can hopefully see
the different Number-Letter combinations too. TO find a section, Basically
Highlight (Click your left mouse button, the drag it over to the end of the
letter/number combo) , right click, select copy, press CTRL and F at the same
time (THis opens up the find menu), and left click in the text box, and press
CTRL and V. Now hit enter. You'll be jumped over to it, hopefully. If not,
click enter again! THere you have it!

-----------------------------A3. Version Info-----------------------------
Current Version: v1.01: Added a blank animals section, as well as the
"Your Farm" section. updated the stats in the bottom.

List:

V0.1 (April 4 2004) First version, the A Section complete, Table of contents,
basic crops list without pricing, info about generation 1 hybrid crops, and a
load of other information.

v0.2: (April 5, 2004) Added a load to trees; Types, Level 1 Hybrids,
most of the list, Seasons, and most seed prices. Some Fruit Prices, Info on
trees. 1 Second generation Hybrid.
Some crop prices.

v0.3: (April 6, 2004) Minor update, added the crop and tree seasonal lists.

v0.4: (April 12, 2004) Unexpected Update, but gotta keep things coming.
Basically finished Hybrid Gen 1 Crop pricing, added some Gen 2 recipies,
added
some fruit prices, and generally a fairly large update. Fixed some problems
with margins.

v1.00: (April 13 2004) Updated to next level... by finishing my goals
in the crops and trees section.

v1.01: (April 14 2004) Added a blank animals section, as well as the
"Your Farm" section (Complete). updated the stats in the bottom.



||+--------------------------B. Your Farm-------------------+||
--------------B1: The Buildings around your farm-------------
There are a couple places around your farm. For this, refer to your instruction
booklet for identification of places.
-A: Your Barn: This is where you keep your horses, cows, sheep, and goats. Also,
this connects to your tool shed and later your milking room. There is a bell
inside that calls all animals into your barn. There is another bell outside
towards the field that you can use to call your animals into the field.
On the opposite side, accross from the entrance to the barn, is the shipping
room.

-B: Tool Shed: This holds your tool shelf, where you put all your tools..
and there is also a shelf where you can store all your miscellaneous items.
It connects to the barn.

-C: Food Storage: This is the shipping room. In the beginning of the game you
can only ship eggs and milk, but later in the game you can ship 2nd Hybrid
Level crops.

-D: Takakura's house: Technically this isn't your building, but this is Taka's
house. Tartan lives here in chapter 2.

-E: Chicken Coop: This is where your chickens go. You need a male and a
female to get a fertilized egg. You put a F. egg into the incubator to make
more chickens.

-F: Your house: You live here. I'll outline this later.

Fields: There are three fields; 1 beside your house (Not Fertile), 1 beside the
chicken coop (Fertile) and one at the corner of your farm (Very fertile),
you'll notice it's gigantic area for crops. You plant trees and crops in
these areas.

Pasture: This is just the area your animals go to graze.

Upgrades: There are 3 things you can make.
1: Pond (2500G) This is just a pond that goes in the middle of your pasture.
Ducks will come to live in it.

2: Processing Room (30000G) This is a place to turn your milk into cheese and
butter. It attaches to the food storage room (Shipping room)

3: Milking room (60000G) This room is helpful if you have multiple cows to
milk and very little time. It attaches to the barn and has a door into
the pasture. If your cows are outside, they will automatically go inside
to get milked.

-------------------------B2. Your house-------------------------
-Chapter One
In chapter one, your house is just large enough for you. You have a bed,
Your bedside table to save your game on, a calendar, an oven to cook food,
and a television. There is also a bookshelf that you can change options and
read Taka's notes.

-Chapter Two
Your house is larger. Now there are two beds; Your old bed (For your son)
and your new bed (For you and your wife) The oven is now gone, but
everything else is still there. Instead of the oven, there's a door!
Enter this door, and you will find your new kitchen! In here is a large kitchen,
A table, and a usable refrigerator! You can store 330 different objects in it!
Also, there are two doors in this kitchen area; One that leads to a bathroom,
and one to a tub.

-Chapter Three
Your house is even larger. 3 rooms; your two previous ones (Your old bed is
missign though!) and a new one, your son's room. Your old bed is located here.
There is also a stick, a table, and a bookshelf where you can find out his
interests.


||+--------------------------C. Crops-------------------+||

-----------------------------C1. Crop List-------------------------

*This Berryto grows on a vine
**THis Berryto grows in the ground
I found this annoying: They made two named Berryto!
-----------------------------Crops-------------------------
| Crop | Soil | Speed | Seasons |
|------------|--------|---------|-------------------------|
|Tomato | Any | Fast |Spring to Fall |
|Watermelon | Any | Fast |Spring to Summer |
|Strawberry | Any | Fast |Fall to Spring |
|Melon | Any | Fast |Summer to Fall |
|Turnip | Any | V. Fast |Summer to Winter |
|Potato | Any | Fast |Winter to Spring |
|Carrot | Any | Slow |Fall to Winter |
|Sweet Potato| Any | Fast |Fall Only |
|------------|--------Hybrids Level 1---------------------|
|Gretoma |Any |Slow |Spring to Fall |
|Berrytoma |Fertile |Fast |Spring to Fall |
|Melotoma |Fertile |Slow |Spring to Fall |
|Trady |Fertile |Slow |Spring to Fall |
|Tobatoma |Any |Fast |Spring to Fall |
|Tomaca |Fertile |Fast |Spring to Fall |
|Yamato |Fertile |Fast |Spring to Fall |
|Berryber |Fertile |Slow |Spring to Summer |
|Melober |Fertile |Slow |Spring to Summer |
|Raury |Fertile |Slow |Spring to Summer |
|Bashber |Fertile |Slow |Spring to Summer |
|Cabber |Fertile |Slow |Spring to Summer |
|Kashry |Fertile |Slow |Spring to Summer |
|Berryto* |Fertile |Fast |Fall to Spring |
|Dhibe |Fertile |V. Fast |Fall to Spring |
|Paberryta |Fertile |Fast |Fall to Spring |
|Caberry |Fertile |V. Slow |Fall to Spring |
|Berryto** |Fertile |Slow |Fall to Spring |
|Dhilon |Fertile |V. Slow |Fall to Spring |
|Potamelo |Fertile |Slow |Summer to Fall |
|Camelo |Fertile |Fast |Summer to Fall |
|Sholo |Fertile |Fast |Summer to Fall |
|Radita |Fertile |Fast |Winter to Summer |
|Cady |Fertile |Fast |Winter to Summer |
|Kandy |Fertile |V. Fast |Winter to Summer |
|Tataro |Fertile |Fast |Winter to Summer |
|Bashota |Fertile |V. Fast |Winter to Summer |
|Kanro |Fertile |Fast |Summer to Fall |
|------------|--------Hybrids Level 2---------------------|
|Diry (#1) |Fertile | | Fall |
|------------|--------|---------|-------------------------|

-----------------------------Price List-----------------------------

-----------------------------Prices------------------------
| Crop | B price| A Price | S Price |
|------------|---------|---------|---------|
|Tomato |35G |45G |55G |
|Watermelon |75G |85G |95G |
|Strawberry |35G |45G |55G |
|Melon |70G |80G |90G |
|Turnip |25G |35G |45G |
|Potato |60G |70G |80G |
|Carrot |45G |55G |65G |
|Sweet Potato|60G |70G |80G |
|------------|--------Hybrids Level 1------|
|Gretoma |75G |85G |95G |
|Berrytoma |50G |60G |70G |
|Melotoma |70G |80G |90G |
|Trady |40G |50G |60G |
|Tobatama |65G |75G |85G |
|Tomaca |55G |65G |75G |
|Yamato |65G |75G |85G |
|Berryber |75G |85G |95G |
|Melober |100G |110G |120G |
|Raury |70G |80G |90G |
|Bashber |95G |105G |115G |
|Cabber |80G |90G |100G |
|Kashry |95G |105G |115G |
|Berryto* |75G |85G |95G |
|Dhibe |40G |50G |60G |
|Paberryta |65G |75G |85G |
|Caberry |50G |60G |70G |
|Berryto** |65G |75G |85G |
|Dhilon |65G |75G |85G |
|Potamelo |90G |100G |110G |
|Camelo |80G |90G |100G |
|Sholo |90G |100G |110G |
|Radita |60G |70G |80G |
|Cady |50G |60G |70G |
|Kandy |60G |70G |80G |
|Tataro |70G |80G |90G |
|Bashota |85G |95G |105G |
|Kanro |70G |80G |90G |
|------------|--------Hybrids Level 2------|
|Diry (#1) |430G |440G |450G |
|------------|---------|---------|---------|


-----------------------------Crop seasonal Listing--------------------------

->=Same crop grows from season before

|------Spring------|------Summer------|------Fall------|------Winter------|
|Tomato |-> |-> |Radita |
|Watermelon |-> |Diry |Cady |
|Strawberry |X |Strawberry |Kandy |
|Gretoma |-> |-> |Tataro |
|Berrytoma |-> |-> |Bashota |
|Melotoma |-> |-> |X |
|Trady |-> |-> |X |
|Tobatoma |-> |-> |X |
|Tomaca |-> |-> |X |
|Yamato |-> |-> |X |
|Berryber |-> |Berryto (Vine) |-> |
|Melober |-> |Dhibe |-> |
|Raury |-> |Paberryta |-> |
|Bashber |-> |Caberry |-> |
|Cabber |-> |Berryto (root) |-> |
|Kashry |-> |Dhilon |-> |
|Berryto (Vine) |Potamelo |-> |X |
|Dhibe |Camelo |-> |X |
|Paberyy