Most people don't know what the process is and don't even discuss the issue. If you're in this position wondering what farming patches are, how they are of different kinds or where to go to find the correct one, you're at the right spot! In this week's article, we'll go over OSRS Farming Patches and the Farming skill fundamentals, and the best place to go to find the patches for farming you require.

What's Farming?

To begin, what's farming all about? The farming skill allows players to cultivate seeds, and then harvest the fruits to earn profitable objects. There are many varieties of seeds, but they can all be classified according to one of eight kinds: allotment, flower herb, hops, trees, bush fruit trees, and other special varieties of crops. Each type of crops has patches that are specifically designated for the particular type of seed - scattered across the vast world of RuneScape. There are exceptions to this rule. are flowers that can be grown wherever as well as special crops that all have their specific areas of development.

In addition to planting the right area for each kind of seed, different seeds have their own requirements. For instance, treeseeds require pots for trees to produce saplings prior to when they can be planted. Allotment seeds require three of a particular kind of seed to be planted in one plant. Additionally, certain types of plants can be affected by disease however that's a subject to be discussed in a different guide. In the meantime, you should know that in order to grow plants that are worthwhile it is important to conduct some research on the requirements and the additional costs each plant might incur prior to deciding to put a tonne of gold in the seeds you plant.

Important Considerations

Before you begin farming, another important aspect to consider into your choice of crop is the length of the crop's growth cycle and the amount of time you'd like to devote to cultivating. The crops don't end up dying after they've fully grown, which means that you could return two weeks or even a month later to harvest if want to, however the majority of players take part in "crop run" every occasionally to earn a little extra money and improve their farming skills more easily. If you'd like to do crops once every couple of days, or even every week and you'll reap more from longer-term crops. However, if you are able to play for hours or more per day, you may want to make several runs each day, and also shorter-term crops.

In a similar vein it's important to think about your mobility abilities. If you're a player who's been around for a long time with access to fairy rings, teles, diaries, and high-adjustment and speed, then you'll enjoy a greater ease collecting more patches and doing it faster every time you harvest a crop as opposed to a player at a lower level who may have to spend longer hopping between patches, or perhaps only using only one patch at a. If you're only able to make enough time to use one patch, you'll be in better shape.

If you've chosen your crops and determined the amount of time you're willing to invest then you'll be thinking "where should I be going?" Well, the answer is contingent on the type of crop you're planning to cultivate. Every crop has five patches of farming can be that can be found in the game. The general rule of thumb should be to locate a set of patches that are semi-accessible and the appropriate crops for each to allow you to complete your crop quickly before moving on to other tasks. The patches for farming are listed below, in order from early-game to the end of game content.

OSRS Farming Patches

Allotment - Herb

South of Falador

Catherby

North or Adougne South of Fishing Guild

The West side of Port Phasmatys (East of Canifis)

Fantastic Kourend

Harmony Island

Troll Stronghold (North of Trollheim) Only Herb The patch is invulnerable to disease! However, you must finish your My Arm's Big Adventure quest

Hops

Lumbridge Chicken and Cows, in the direction of Varrock

The Northwest region of Seer's village

Yanille

The south-western part of Entrana

Bush

Champions Guild, south of south-western Varrock mine

Outside Rimmington

South of Ardougne close to the Monastery

Etcerteria

Tree

West of Lumbridge In forest just outside the castle walls

Taverly

The Varrock Castle

Falador gardens

Gnome Stronghold

Fruit Tree

Brimhaven is located just to the to the south of the docks.

Catherby is directly adjacent to the exit of the Ice Mountain trail. Catherby is directly adjacent to the exit from the Ice Mountain

The west side of the Tree Gnome maze

Within the Tree Gnome Stronghold, north of the Agility courses.

Lletya

It may sound to be a lot, but when you map the entire area on an image, you will be able to discern some areas of focus that even beginners can benefit from without spending too much time. If you don't plan to spend your entire time moving between farms it's not necessary to use every patch. For the beginner farmer, you could actually manage just using your home-Lumbridge teleport.

Lumbridge Teleport

Tele back home Lumbridge West out of the castle walls, and make a stop at first Tree patch within Lumbridge Forest. Lumbridge forest. Continue west towards Rimmington and stop in the Allotment patch that is located just North of the highway, and south to Falador (at Falador's farmhouse). Continue west until Rimmington and then cross the Bush patch. Turn north towards Falador. Visit the garden patch in the north of the city, and use the bank, if you'd like. From here, it's your choice to travel north and west along The Ice Mountain toward Catherby, where two additional farming patches await your arrival (Allotment, Fruit Tree) or you can turn to the East and proceed to Varrock. In Varrock the castle, you'll be able to stop in the castle , and then hit the Fruit Tree patch, and then go south to take a look at those Bush as well as Hops patches as you head returning to Lumbridge.

Final Thoughts

I hope you've enjoyed the OSRS farming guide! There's a more complicated strategy when you reach higher levels and begin working on your gp/hour exp/hour rate, however, this is enough to get started with for the average farmer with other tasks to do in the game too!