Hello!

So yes, this mod is overpowered BUT.... You can edit the speed to more realistic speeds via the modding tool.

Just load up the mod using the modding tool (easy google search will help you with that)

Find the 'FUNCTIONALITY' lines of each farm type and edit 'production mult'.

I've found settings 0.005 to be a reasonable slow down but adjust to requirements.

Oh well, this is overpowered
(Still working btw)

Mod still work well for me, bro just end world hunger

It produce about 4-6 crops per minute i think, no water, no worker, place anywhere outside and inside, very compact, dont take much space, it just so good

This is EXACTLY wat i need, no more massive farm just to feed my huge army, not even joking

Some of my run with 50-70 ppl, i cant lead them anywhere, more than half of them have to be farmer or ppl will get starve, and that is with good farming zone, so the real army only half, and just half of tho have to protect the base, so the assault team only about 10-20 ppl

i kinda want to play again, would this works?

ya sad to see this games community die but im still hyped af for kenshi 2

No worries... I know it's a bug. There's no point in fixing it now. Everyone's gone on to other things. I mention it merely as a necessary work-around for those new to this title.

its a bug cant fix it sorry...

When you set up a wheat straw farm, be prepared to have more than the 10 it supposedly takes. I recommend having at least 15-20 bundles on hand. It's a case of the vanishing straw. Once it finally gets built, it works normally, however.

it should

still work?

hmmm it was similar to the grain silo if i recall its been a while and i lost the files when my old hard drive died

Another question is mini wheat grain silo Automatic and how much can It do in one batch

hmmm i cant recall i think it was 250 or so but i remember they are all the same and ty hope you injoy

Question what's the max that they can hold thanks for making the mod

it just slowly produces crops instead of one big batch at once

How is this compared to hydroponic farming?

yes

does it do cotton?