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Companion app for The Farming Game®

Roll the dice.Run the farm.Skip the math.

Every player tracks their farm on their own phone. Cash, notes, harvest checks and Farmer’s Fate stay in sync across the whole table, from Christmas Vacation to the corn harvest.

How to play
The 49 weeks of the Farming Game board, from Christmas Vacation through the corn harvestChristmas Vacation: COLLECT $1000 Christmas Bonus. Collect years wage of $5000 as you pass.CHRISTMASVACATION1st Week of January: Pay 10% on Bank Notes on hand2nd Week of January: Hibernate Draw O.T.B3rd Week of January: Bitter cold spell. Pay $500 if you own cows.4th Week of January: Beautiful Days! Double all your Hay Harvests this year.1st Week of February: Warm snap, you're in the field 2 weeks early. COLLECT $10002nd Week of February: Stuck in a muddy coral. Draw Farmer's Fate.3rd Week of February: Ground Thaws. Start plowing early. Go directly to Spring Planting.4th Week of February: Rainy day. Draw O.T.B.1st Week of March: Becomes obvious your wheat has winter killed. PAY $2000 to replant.2nd Week of March: Start plowing late. PAY $500.3rd Week of March: Hurt your back. Go back to second week of January.4th Week of March: Frost forces you to heat fruit. PAY $2000 if you own fruit.1st Week of April: Done plowing. Take a day off. Draw O.T.B.Spring Planting: Plant corn on time. Double Corn yeild this year.SPRINGPLANTING3rd Week of April: More rain. Field work shut down. PAY $500.4th Week of April: Equipment breakdown. PAY $1000.1st Week of May: The whole Valley is green. COLLECT $500.2nd Week of May: Windstorm makes you replant corn. PAY $500.3rd Week of May: Cut your hay just right. COLLECT $1000 bonus.4th Week of May: Memorial Day weekend. Draw O.T.B.1st Week of June: Rain storm ruins unbaled hay. Cut your harvest check in half.2nd Week of June: Good growing weather. COLLECT $500 bonus.3rd Week of June: Rain splits your cherries. Cut your harvest check in half.4th Week of June: Dust storm. Draw Farmer's Fate.Independence Day BashINDEPENDENCEDAY BASH1st Week of July: Good weather for your second cutting of hay. Double Hay harvest check.2nd Week of July: Hot! Wish you were in the mountains. Draw O.T.B.3rd Week of July: It's a cooker! 114° in the shade. Wipe your brow and go to Harvest Moon after getting Hay check.4th Week of July: 85°, wheat heads filling out beautifully. Add $50 per acre to your harvest check.1st Week of August: You're right on time and farming like a pro. Go to the fourth week of February. Collect your years wage of $5000.2nd Week of August: Storm clouds brewing. Collect $1000, if you have a Harvester.3rd Week of August: Finish wheat harvest with no break downs. COLLECT $500.4th Week of August: Rain sprouts unharvested wheat. Cut price $50 per acre on harvest check.1st Week of September: Tractor owners: bale Hay, then go to third week of November. Collect your $1000 there, then harvest your Fruit.2nd Week of September: Sunny skies at the County Fair. Draw O.T.B.Harvest Moon: smiles on you. COLLECT $500.HARVESTMOON3rd Week of September: Market collapses. Cut livestock check in half.4th Week of September: Codling Moth damage to apples lowers fruit grade. Pay $2000 if you own fruit.1st Week of October: Indian Summer. COLLECT $500.2nd Week of October: Good Pheasent Hunting. Draw Farmer's Fate.3rd Week of October: Park your baler for the Winter. Draw O.T.B.4th Week of October: Annual Deer Hunt. Draw Farmer's Fate.1st Week of November: Irrigation Season over. Draw O.T.B.2nd Week of November: Good weather, harvest winding up. COLLECT $500.3rd Week of November: Good weather holding. COLLECT $1000.4th Week of November: Early freeze kills fruit buds. PAY $1000 if you have Fruit.1st Week of December: Cold and dry, perfect Field Corn Harvesting. COLLECT $500.2nd Week of December: First Snow. Draw Farmer's Fate.
Cash $3,000Notes $29,000
Net worth$94,000 / $250K

Draw a card.We’ll handle it.

All three decks are shuffled and dealt in the app, and every card knows what it does to your farm.

Buy it, counter it, sell it

Draw Opportunities to Buy, make counter-offers and sell land, cows and equipment to the other players. Short on cash? It lines up a loan or a sale to cover the gap.

Cards that remember

Fate cards you hold wait for the right harvest and apply themselves. Year-long doubles clear at Christmas like they're supposed to.

Bills that add themselves up

Harvest checks, per-cow feed bills and 10% on your notes are worked out from what you own. You just roll.

Live at the table

Everybody sees the race.

Invite friends from your list or share a game code. Net worth updates the moment someone harvests, buys or sells, and you can see who’s online and who’s already playing.

10 acres hay · 10 acres grain · $5,000 cash · $5,000 note

Grandpa’s 20 acresare waiting.

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