Fertilizers

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Fertilizers (Items)

Currently bugged as of v. 0.8

In Agriculture fertilizers are used to amend soil nutrients and can be crafted at the Farmer's Table. They change the value of the primary plant nutrients: Nitrogen (N), Phosphorus (P), and Potassium (K). Multiple different types can be crafted at the Farmer's Table by combining items with different fillers.

Soil composition

A player using the Soil Sampler can determine the composition of the soil: temperature, moisture content, and nutrients. As plants deplete nutrients through Farming, a farmer can replenish the Nitrogen (N), Phosphorus (P), and Potassium (K) levels through applying different fertilizers. Caring for soil nutrients is key to achieving continual high yields and optimum growing conditions. To learn more about controlling temperature and moisture content see Agriculture.

Types of Fertilizers

There are multiple different types of fertilizers that can be crafted at the Farmer's Table, each with it's own recipe and effects. A comprehensive overview of fertilizer types (as of 0.7.4.6) follows:

• Berry Extract Fertilizer (Lvl 3)
• Blood Meal Fertilizer (Lvl 1)
• Camas Ash Fertilizer (Lvl 2)
• Hide Ash Fertilizer (Lvl 1)
• Pelt Fertilizer (Lvl 2)
• Phosphate Fertilizer (Lvl 3)

Types of Fillers

Fillers are crafted specifically for use in fertilizer production and are made from combining Plant Fibers or Wood Pulp with dirt at the Farmers Table.

A comprehensive overview of filler types (as of 0.7.4.6) follows:

• Fiber Filler (Lvl 2)
• Pulp Filler (Lvl 1)
• Composite Filler (Lvl 3)

How Fertilizer Works

Fertilizers appear to be applied to the soil of the entire 5x5 plot it's used on, meaning it affects a 5x5 area which you can see by holding a Land Claim Stake.

Over-fertilizing

According to Agriculture page, a player can over-fertilizer a plot of land to the detriment of crop survivability, growth, and yield.

Learning

Crafting Recipes

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Used in Recipes

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