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''A few handfuls of oat. Oat is not the easiest of crops to grow. It is normally used to turn into flour and bake with or to sow with. It is also very tasteful as porridge.'' | ''A few handfuls of oat. Oat is not the easiest of crops to grow. It is normally used to turn into flour and bake with or to sow with. It is also very tasteful as porridge.'' | ||
| − | Oat is a crop that can be used in [[ | + | '''Oat''' is a [[farming|crop]] that can be used in [[Milling]] to make [[flour]] for baking [[bread]], or to [[taming|tame]] and feed animals like [[hen]] or [[horse]]. |
| + | ==Usage== | ||
| + | Oat is used to make [[flour]] for baking [[bread]] and to [[taming|tame]] and feed [[animals]] such as [[hen]], [[horse]], and [[bull]]. | ||
| + | ==Method== | ||
| + | Oat can be found by [[botanizing]] on [[grass]] or [[steppe]]. | ||
| − | Oat can | + | Oat can be [[Farming|sown]] on [[dirt tile|dirt]], to produce more oats. |
| − | + | Oat is [[farming|harvested]] with a [[scythe]] and [[milling|ground]] into [[flour]] with a [[grindstone]]. | |
[[Category:Botanized items]] | [[Category:Botanized items]] | ||
Revision as of 10:18, 25 February 2015
Main / Skills / Nature / Farming / Oats
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Description
A few handfuls of oat. Oat is not the easiest of crops to grow. It is normally used to turn into flour and bake with or to sow with. It is also very tasteful as porridge.
Oat is a crop that can be used in Milling to make flour for baking bread, or to tame and feed animals like hen or horse.
Usage
Oat is used to make flour for baking bread and to tame and feed animals such as hen, horse, and bull.
Method
Oat can be found by botanizing on grass or steppe.
Oat can be sown on dirt, to produce more oats.
Oat is harvested with a scythe and ground into flour with a grindstone.
