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Arnie

09-15-2004 21:02:38




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Here is a game that is a real chalenge for all to enjoy but time consuming . John Deere American Farmer




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Butch ( PA )

09-16-2004 04:00:12




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 Re: John Deere American Farmer in reply to Arnie, 09-15-2004 21:02:38  
Well, I've read about this game. Where did you find it? I'd like to play myself.
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JLW

09-16-2004 18:57:19




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 Re: John Deere American Farmer in reply to Butch ( PA ), 09-16-2004 04:00:12  
Circuit City or other big computer game place should have it. Got mine at Circuit City and it won't let you borow your neighbor's implements.



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Loren-MN

09-15-2004 21:48:01




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 Re: John Deere American Farmer in reply to Arnie, 09-15-2004 21:02:38  
Time consuming isn't the half of it. Challenging? I've had mine for about 2 months now, and have yet to make a buck, but is fun to play.



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pbutler

09-17-2004 12:08:32




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 Re: John Deere American Farmer-Tricks in reply to Loren-MN, 09-15-2004 21:48:01  
I don't want to give anything away so don't read further if you don't want to know the trick.

I "wasted" (actually had a lot of unproductive fun) with it for a couple weeks.

I must admit I didn't do the veggie stand or animals-stayed 100% corn, beans, wheat. Was all I could handle without getting out of control.

If you want to make some money go with bean and wheat rotation with the no-till drills. Can farm more ground when you only have to go over it once-and need less equipment without having to get the cornhead and corn planter. The 4wd and big seeder will really cover a lot more ground when you can afford it but you will probably need 2 combines at that time.

Don't mess with spraying-hire it all done via the airplanes. Buy the middle seed and good insecticides. Don't need fertilizer if you follow a good crop roation.

Don't mess with bins, more hassle than they are worth.

Unlike real life wheat isn't too picky about when it is planted-just make sure it is not maturing right as the season ends.

Enjoy, I think they did a good job on the game.

My only wish is I wish you could "hold" grain without owning bins.

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Arnie

09-16-2004 07:47:55




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 Re: John Deere American Farmer in reply to Loren-MN, 09-15-2004 21:48:01  
Loren ya i hear ya i havent made anything either yet but dont think to many people know about it yet. My JD dealer hadnt heard of it so gave him address to. enjoy Arnie



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