Farmville Collectibles.. How to obtain them

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Gardening Tools


* Gloves are a Common that is found via Gifting

* Trowel is a Common that is found via Plowing

* Cultivator is a Common that is found via Fertilizing

* Twine is a Uncommon that is found via Harvesting Sheep

* Pruning Saw is a Uncommon that is found via Harvesting Trees

* Shears is a Rare that is found via Fertilizing


Country Kitsch

* Needlepoint is a Common that is found via Gifting

* Spigot is a Common that is found via Plowing

* Pocket-watch is a Common that is found via Plowing

* Salt Shaker is a Uncommon that is found via Plowing

* Thimble is a Uncommon that is located via Plowing

* Cow Bell is a Rare that is found via Harvesting Cows


Bugs

* Ladybug is a Common that is found via Fertilizing

* Dragonfly is a Common that is found via Gifting

* Caterpillar is a Common that is found via Harvesting Trees

* Stickbug is a Uncommon that is found via Harvesting Trees

* Beetle is a Uncommon that is located via Fertilizing

* Centipede is a Rare that is found via Plowing


Feathers

* Green Plume is a Common that is found via Gifting

* Hen Feather is a Common that is located via Harvesting Chickens

* Dapple Plume is a Common that is found via Harvesting Ducks

* Red Feather is a Uncommon that is found via Fertilizing

* Banded Quill is a Uncommon that is located via Harvesting Turkeys and Geese

* Blue Feather is a Rare that is via Harvesting Trees



When you are plowing, sometimes you can find coins

Is it just 1 coin?; or does is represent more?

When do you find them?

Its totally random and after the coin pops up, you receive 100 coins and thats all.

& you do not have to click on the coins or anything ,it is automatic.

Grow your farm at light speed click here for more info!

Farmville,Fastest Vegetable...

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In the market, click on seeds and then vegetables - it'll show you which crops are considered vegetables and therefore count towards the vegetable virtuoso ribbon. You can see how long each takes to grow.

Farmville,Best Tree

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It is the most natural looking tree there is. It has a nice shade of green and its branches are spread out making it look big and natural. The fruits make it look even nicer while still keeping the overall green appearance.

I think the ornament trees could have been great for decoration because of their deep green shade and forest-like atmosphere, however they look like plastic. I use them anyway but I can only make them look real by partially hiding them between real-looking trees.

I also like the lime tree and the acai tree. The acai tree has an amazing fresh green look - a bright green like a baby plant just starting to grow out of the ground. The lime tree has the same fresh colors, and look even better with the fruit on (but does not look at natural as the Durian tree).

Passion fruit tree and apricot tree are nice as well: They have a somewhat irregular shape, a nice, natural looking shape of green and nice looking fruits.

The latest walnut tree looks plastic-like as well. It has a very plain shape and relatively unanimous shade of green which doesn't look natural for trees.

Starfruit tree rocks - it has a nice fresh shade of green and looks like something from legends with the fruit on. However, it too looks a bit too artificial.

So in conclusion: Durian tree - best tree ever.

Farmville New Animals with Pic

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MOOSES!!!!

Farmville : Bull in the Dairy Farm Leads to a Calf

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You can place a single Bull into your Dairy farm and have the possibility of finding a baby calf.
Depending on the amount of a certain type of cow you have in the building dictates the colour of the calf. For example I have mostly brown cows and tend to get a brown calf to publish on facebook for my neighbours.

I have a green, standard and a brown calf myself and am looking out for a pink one to complete the set .


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Is FarmVille the future (of gaming)? Article From MSN

Canadians are among the most FarmVille-obsessed people in the world. What makes this Facebook game so popular?

Sharon is a respected member of her community, but she has a secret. That's why she won't let me use her last name. The Toronto native is director of business affairs for a major corporation and a mother of two, and she — like 74 million other people around the world — plays FarmVille.
FarmVille is a game that is accessed through Facebook. It's incredibly popular, and deceptively simple. Basically, the player owns a virtual farm. On it, he or she can plant crops and raise livestock. These items can be taken to the market and sold for coins, which can then be exchanged for supplies, seeds, livestock, fertilizer and even things such as more land, vehicles and a bigger house.
Developed by San Francisco-based Zynga — which also gave us MafiaWars and countless other Facebook-based games — FarmVille has been a huge success. It's the most popular app on Facebook and has more than twice as many regular users as there are people in Canada. And Canadians are among the most FarmVille-obsessed people in the world — we rank sixth in the world in FarmVille players. In fact, Canadian FarmVille players outnumber real Canadian farmers by at least ten to one.
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And although FarmVille is free to play, Zynga is raking it in with annual revenues of over $100 million and a profitable bottom line. Most of that revenue comes from players — desperate to get supplies and other items they haven't earned yet — who use credit cards or PayPal to buy them. Rumours of a Zynga IPO are rampant, and a Russian gaming firm, Digital Sky Technologies, bought into the company with a $180 million investment last month.
And it's played by an enviable demographic. FarmVille is very popular particularly among 18-35 year-olds and has a 60-40 female-male split, according to Zynga. But they are hardly the only ones playing. Because it's fun in a way that's not violent or controversial, it appeals to all age groups and diverse tastes. "A friend of mine, his 80-year-old parents play FarmVille," said Bill Mooney, Zynga's Montreal-born vice president and manager of FarmVille. "And I guarantee there aren't many 80-year-olds out there playing Halo 3."
Like many adult players, Sharon was introduced to FarmVille by her kids. "My [nine-year-old] daughter wanted to play it, so I let her use my account because I don't want her on Facebook for any other reason," she said. "Then I started doing it with her and I got addicted."