My Free Farm 2 – The Best Tips for the upjers Farm App!
It’s always worth stopping by your very own farm in My Free Farm 2. Our four little tips will make the app twice as much fun and help you get ahead faster!
Neighbors are eating you out of house and home? It doesn’t have to be that way!
Your neighbors will continuously stop by with new requests and quests. But that doesn’t mean you actually have to complete all of them. Just as you wouldn’t give your real neighbors eggs, milk and sugar every day, your in-game neighbors can go elsewhere with their requests too.
Always take a look to see what your neighbors are offering as a reward for a new quest. If you don’t need the reward, you can simply send them away again. New neighbors with other wishes will keep coming from time to time.
Note: You can’t decline the first few neighbors in the game – their quests help familiarize you with some of the game’s basic features. Later on, however, you can send away neighbors with the “Send Away” button.
Everything is easier without friends? Fat chance!
Finding friends always seems like a lot of hard work. After all, you need to know someone else who plays My Free Farm 2, or try to find random friends. But once you’ve added one, two, or a couple of friends, they will help your farm get ahead!
You will receive friendship hearts both for helping and accepting help from your friends. To help your friends, you can visit their farms and catch pesky little moles. Each visit will grant you half a star. Once you have collected at least 4 full hearts, you’ll be able to redeem them for friendship rewards. Just click on the three cards with the ribbon in the top right corner to have a look.
Friendship rewards can include Coins and Diamonds, tools, products and more!
Your Silo is always full? Better planning can help!
The space in your silo is limited. It’s a good idea not to keep producing things haphazardly in all of your buildings all the time if you don’t currently need them. Plant the plants you need, and allow your buildings a little breather. If you still need more room, you can always upgrade the silo though!
Missing important tools? The right choice of decorations is key!
You will constantly need tools in My Free Farm 2. Tools are used for expanding your farm and upgrading your buildings. And if you want to do these things, you’ll need very specific tools, and not just whatever you have lying around.
You can influence the kinds of tools you get by placing different kinds of decorations. Each decoration gives you certain kinds of tools at regular intervals. You can see how high your chance of getting screwdrivers, nails, and Co. in the shop before you buy them. Soon, you shouldn’t have a lack of tools!
By the way: The shop also has a tab for tools. Here, you’ll be able to buy entire bundles of tools for Diamonds.
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I need to rebuild the loggers ruin in my free farm 2 .. but where can I find or buy it?
Hello Caroline, you can find the loggers ruin in the woods above your farm.
I cant seem to grow any more wheat..
Questions about the Guild contests: can members other than the president & deputies donate contest items to the guild. If so, how?
Can I buy Diamonds As a gift for another player?
Sorry, that’s not possible.
where do I find/buy/grow dwarfs? I need 30 for a quest….
If you are new to the game and not wanting to spend your real money on diamonds and coins, avoid anything you can that gives you blue ‘experience’ stars. Those are what advance you through the levels, and with each level-up the tasks get harder and the waiting time between deliveries gets longer. Focus on earning coins in the early levels, and use them to buy decorations (to get tools) and upgrades on the tool shed and silo. Also, plan ahead for your tool supply for the next upgrade you want to do. If you try to stockpile tools toward multiple upgrades at once, you will likely run out of room in your shed before you meet the quota for either of the things you are saving for.
Also, do NOT neglect your ponies! It might be only a few coins per ride, but they certainly add up over time, more than paying for themselves. They are also useful for decongesting an over-stuffed silo. Each ride requires a feeding, which can free up 2 or 3 spots in that silo. Also on that topic, pay attention to the ‘decreasers’, as I call them, which are products which take more ingredients to use than the number of items produced. For example, potato bread takes 1 wheat + 1 potato to make, but only one loaf is produced. you turn two items into one, freeing up a spot in your silo. Other examples are the fried potatoes, sheep and cow feed. A lot of items are ‘break even’, meaning the number of items produced = the number of ingredients used to make it, but watch out for the increasers! Chicken feed, Applesauce, and juices (apple, pear, and grape) are examples of items which produce more product than the number of ingredients you needed to make them.
All the activities are fun, but if you are truly trying to maintain a Free experience (it’s in the name, after all!), don’t try to do everything. Focus on either the food line or the textiles line. If you try to build a sawmill and a weaving mill and a cafe, you will run out of coins and diamonds in a hurry! Focus on one or the other (food or textiles) to make some coins, then expand as you can/want. Otherwise it gets too frustrating. And get some random friends for those friends points, already!
My best tip/trick to enjoy the Free experience?? Well, it always feels as if the Wholesaler knows exactly how much you have of something and what your capacity is to produce more. Then he orders just enough so you cannot possibly meet the order in the allotted time. HOWEVER, what he doesn’t seem to know is whether you have some of that item waiting in your field or pen or bakery, etc., to be harvested. So. When the Wholesaler is 10-15 minutes away, set up one of each of a bunch of crops and products to get those timers started. Chances are, those products you have ‘in process’ will be just enough to get you past the quota just in time without having to use diamonds to speed up the production time.
Why does this game go through maintenance every evening, it happens every time I’m trying to fulfill a wholesale order. Haven’t figured out how long it takes yet, anyone know?
about 15 minutes. Happens around 9:30pm to 9:45pm EST (G -5:00)
Do your chores for friends while you are in Night Mode using the light house. gives you something to do while waiting for the short crops to ripen, AND the popup mole locators are MUCH easier to see when you are in Night Mode. Then go back, pick the first round of night crops, set the long crops, and you have what you need to go back to Day Mode.