From time immemorial people have always practiced farming. This being so, there are a variety of farming business options available for your choice. These options can be transformed into a highly profitable business ventures. People have been able to venture successfully and make good farm business.
Farming Games are simulating the life of your own small farm. Farming Gamespainfully reflects the real life difficulties of running a farm. Elements of the game are intended to reflect aspects of real-life farming.
Playing farm games you obtain experience that can help you in real life. You can simply find out all the hardships of its business.
I've gathered a few tips which can help you in farm business (not only virtual)
* An appropriate enterprise
* A well laid out farm and key infrastructure
* Develop a low input farm
* Develop a source of support labour
* Develop a networks of contractors
* Link to established markets
* Develop a communications network
Farm Frenzy game series
All the games of Farm Frenzy series to manage your own farm.
Farm Frenzy
If you thought life in the big city was crazy, wait until you get a load of the country life in Farm Frenzy! Daily chores have never been more entertaining as you cultivate your fields, feed your animals and gather the items they produce. Better keep the bears away from your ducks, though, or you won't have any eggs to sell at the market! So show Old MacDonald how it's done with Farm Frenzy!
Farm Frenzy 2
Farm Frenzy 2 will give you a newfound appreciation for Old MacDonald! With a click, click here and a click, click there, you'll be feeding chickens, collecting eggs, stocking up your warehouse and shipping your goods off to market. With heel-kickin' music and hours of down-home gameplay, Farm Frenzy 2 offers a bumper crop of fun!
Farm Frenzy: Pizza Party
Return to the farm to create your favorite food! You'll start out by growing grass, feeding animals and collecting produce...then you'll turn your goods into the ingredients you need to make pizzas that will be enjoyed around the world! Don't miss all the fun in Farm Frenzy: Pizza Party!
Thursday, March 5, 2009
Icy Dragon Scales - Patch 3.1
Just My Two Copper is a world of warcraft economic blog dedicated to providing you with the best wotlk gold guides, auction house strategies, and farming spots.
Here is an example article written prior to patch 3.1:
"Icy Dragonscales are the dream shards of patch 3.1.
Long time readers of this guide will remember a post I made on buying out dream shards pre 3.0.8 since they were going from almost no use at all to major components in many enchanting recipes.
And after 3.0.8 I was quick to make a post on why they initially were not doing amazing with the release of the patch.
On my server the shards are still fluctuating but they have finally risen to 18-20 gold (compared to when I purchased them at 9-15) and they will continue to rise as the demand for these items remains constant.
Icy Dragonscales are going to do the same thing. This relatively useless item will be a primary component in many upcoming trade skills with patch 3.1. I have been purchasing them since monday and will be stockpiling hundreds for resale.
Let's learn from dream shards, shall we?
There will be an initial rush of icy dragonscales going for 200-300% of the current price the day of the patch. This may last for an hour or even as long as eight hours before others catch on and the market floods back down to 1 gold per (the current cost) or less. You will want to be a part of this cash cow while it lasts. When the price drops to LESS THAN THE CURRENT VALUE you will want to buy them out.
Next, the price will remain flooded for a week and then slowly increase over the course of a month. You will want to post a small number (2-3 stacks) every day that you see them going for more than what you purchased them for. While flooded there will surely be amazing deals, snatch them as you see them.
There is a concern that I have with the icy dragonscales that did not exist with dream shards, however. Demand for these items will NOT be consistent. As raiders get more and more gear, the craftable items will become less necessary for raiders (think titansteel weapons/armor).
The big question remains, will the market rebound after the initial roller coaster on patch day, and will it happen in time for there to still be a large demand for the craftable items?
Here is an example article written prior to patch 3.1:
"Icy Dragonscales are the dream shards of patch 3.1.
Long time readers of this guide will remember a post I made on buying out dream shards pre 3.0.8 since they were going from almost no use at all to major components in many enchanting recipes.
And after 3.0.8 I was quick to make a post on why they initially were not doing amazing with the release of the patch.
On my server the shards are still fluctuating but they have finally risen to 18-20 gold (compared to when I purchased them at 9-15) and they will continue to rise as the demand for these items remains constant.
Icy Dragonscales are going to do the same thing. This relatively useless item will be a primary component in many upcoming trade skills with patch 3.1. I have been purchasing them since monday and will be stockpiling hundreds for resale.
Let's learn from dream shards, shall we?
There will be an initial rush of icy dragonscales going for 200-300% of the current price the day of the patch. This may last for an hour or even as long as eight hours before others catch on and the market floods back down to 1 gold per (the current cost) or less. You will want to be a part of this cash cow while it lasts. When the price drops to LESS THAN THE CURRENT VALUE you will want to buy them out.
Next, the price will remain flooded for a week and then slowly increase over the course of a month. You will want to post a small number (2-3 stacks) every day that you see them going for more than what you purchased them for. While flooded there will surely be amazing deals, snatch them as you see them.
There is a concern that I have with the icy dragonscales that did not exist with dream shards, however. Demand for these items will NOT be consistent. As raiders get more and more gear, the craftable items will become less necessary for raiders (think titansteel weapons/armor).
The big question remains, will the market rebound after the initial roller coaster on patch day, and will it happen in time for there to still be a large demand for the craftable items?
I'd tell you, but my crystal ball is a little hazy today, perhaps another post. I really need to shine this thing more often! :)"
Markco writes daily for Justmytwocopper.blogspot.com and enjoys making thousands of gold each day in world of warcraft.
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