It may seem a little boring to draw your character planting or harvesting over and over again, but let your creativity flow! There are more facets to farming than what meets the eye. How about making a scarecrow to keep unwanted thieves away? Or maybe some vermin needs to be taken care of? Provide some others with your vegetables, 'sell' them at the market or prepare them for a transport. Don't limit yourself to drawing the same kind of pictures again and again. As long as crops are included in the picture (even if they are not the focus), it counts towards their growth. 

Work must be at least flat colors with a simple scene or around 500 words with your resident included. Crops may not be copy and pasted!

• If you were to do a comic you would gain Work Items for every panel that meets minimum requirements. If you were to do writing, you would gain one item every 500 words. If you were to do a RP, the Farm Owner would receive Work Items for every 250 words per Participant (example, every 500 words for 2 people, every 750 words for 3 people, 1000 words for 4 people and so on.)

  • Pokemon and Plants need to be evenly featured in writing/RPs to produce Work Items (mentioning a Skiploom in a single sentence for a 5000 words submission will not get you more than 1 Cotton.). For Plants, you need to have the corresponding amount of Seeds in your inventory (example: You have a Medium Farm and 10 Plots of Land. You have 30 Rose Seeds. You write a 5000 word submission, this will only yield you 30 full grown roses)

• While the correct amount of crops should be featured, it is up to you whether you want to, for example, depict 30 bushes with vague berries, or a single bush with 30 lovingly rendered berries.

• RPs can count toward work pieces, but only the member who is involved with the job can submit and earn produce for the work piece. Both members will still earn PD for the roleplay. 

• One benefit of marriage is the allowance of collaboration on work-related pieces. However, only one member of the couple will get the work produce. (ex. Spouse A owns a farm, Spouse B owns a ranch. Spouse A makes a sketch of their strawberries, Spouse B colors the sketch. Spouse A would submit the piece because they own the farm, and Spouse A would get the strawberries.)

Farm Work Form

Work submissions are submitted using our submission form. Be sure to mark all applicable bonuses to ensure you receive the correct produce for your hard work!

Basic (default for Farmers) -- Poor soil quality, crops will have a hard time growing here. 6 plots and 2 Farming Pokemon available.

Medium -- Okay soil quality, crops won’t be affected by growing here. 10 plots and 4 Farming Pokemon available.

Large -- Normal soil quality, some crops will do pretty good here. 15 plots and 5 Farming Pokemon available.

Extra Large -- Nice soil quality, plants will grow well here. 20 plots and 6 Farming Pokemon available.

Gigantic -- Amazing soil quality, crops will thrive at this type of farm. 30 plots and 7 Farming Pokemon available.

The crops available to farmers must be purchased as seeds, and once they are, they must be drawn to grow before the season ends. Farmers can plant any of the Crop Types alongside each other. You have 5 Apple seeds and 5 Carrots? Draw them together to get both these Produce!

When produce is stored in its vase-like shell, Shuckle can produce a variety of refined items for Farmers. It is considered a Farming Pokémon, but only available in limited quantity on each farm based on farm size.

*If you farmer produce in your inventory, you may note the group with a link to a submission featuring your Shuckle at work, and tell us which produce is going to be refined. Shuckle will produce pickled crops and perfumes, while Mature Shuckle will additionally produce juice, powder, flour and spice blends.

*It takes three of the same produce to make a processed item. See the list below for specifics. 

**Mature Shuckle are Shuckle with 3 or 4 hearts on their Animal Tracker.  Please note the group when you would like to make them Mature.

Unique to farmers are a group of Pokémon that provide their own produce! They require extensive knowledge on plants to raise and can appear alongside your farmer as they grow their own crops on the farm.

Tillers are essential when you want to prepare the soil for the next harvest. Their strength can even uncover coins buried deep underground!

Out in the world are incredibly rare and powerful creatures that are vicious as they are special. Nevertheless, some farmers believe their frightening strength would benefit their farms, they only need to figure out how to tame them. Arrokuda Acquisitions supposedly found instructors to make it possible...

CANNOT be purchased! Two species limit applies to both pets AND workmon!