Farmville 2

The Duck House has arrived in FarmVille 2! Use this building to store up to 18 Prized Ducks and feed them all with a single click! If that wasn’t enough, Prized Ducks in the House will only require half the Feed and you also gain an additional +50 Feed Capacity!

If you are level 15 or higher, you will see the following pop-up. Click on the “Place on Farm” button to get started.

  

Note: You can purchase a completed Duck House for Farm Bucks (Building Materials and additional helpers are not required).

Building the Duck House:

Your first step is collecting construction parts. You will need the following items to start building your Duck House:

To collect Duck Ladders, click on the “Post” button to post to your Facebook wall – you will get the parts when your friends click on it, or when you click on a similar newsfeed post.

Click on the “Ask” button to send requests for Duck Posts and Bags of Moss to your Neighbors. If you do not wish to wait for your friends, you can skip any of these tasks for Farm Bucks.

Note: You can send a request for materials to your Friends every 18 hours.

Once you have collected the required items, click on the “Start Building” button at the bottom of the construction Menu. 

Now that the Duck House is almost complete, you will need a little help from your Neighbors to finish the job. The Duck House requires four additional helpers, so click on the “Ask Friends” button to send some crew requests to your Friends. When they accept, you will see the spots in the Build Menu begin to fill. If you do not wish to wait for your friends, click on the “Hire One” button to purchase crew members with Farm Bucks.

  

Using the Duck House:

Click on the Duck House to open the main menu. 

Inside the Duck House, you will see placements that you can fill with Prized Ducks. Prized Ducks will take up one spot in your House regardless of breed (see below: American Pekin Duck).

  

Adding & Removing Ducks: 

To add Prized Ducks in the House, check the “Auto Fill” box and click on the green “Add Prized Ducks” button. All of your Prized Ducks will automatically waddle into the House!

To remove a Prized Duck from the House, open the main menu and click on the red “–“ (minus symbol) box on the bottom left hand corner of the placement slot (see below: A).

The Duck cards have symbols on them to indicate different things:

   

A. Minus Symbol: Remove Ducks
B. Feed: How much Feed the Ducks will consume
C. White Feathers: How much the Ducks will produce (see below: Feeding)
D. Mastery: Animal Mastery Ribbons

Feeding: 

Prized Ducks stored in the House will eat half of the amount of Feed they normally do. For example, a Duck that eats 10 Feed outside of the House will eat 5 Feed when inside the House. Note: Any Prized Duck that would normally eat an odd amount of feed outside of the Duck House will be rounded up by one. For example, a Duck that would normally eat 9 Feed will only need 5 Feed when stored in the Duck House. 

White Feathers:

Each time you harvest the Duck House you will get White Feathers, which can be used in Crafting Workshop Recipes. Fill your Duck House all the way to get the most White Feathers when you harvest!

Note: The White Feathers will automatically go into your Inventory.

  

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Sprinklers are here! Use Sprinklers to water multiple Crops, Trees, and Groves on your farm with one single click. If that wasn’t enough, purchase additional Sprinklers to water your entire farm!

If you are level 15 or higher, you will see the following pop-up. Click on the “Learn More” button to get started.

  

  

 
 

Building your Standard Sprinkler:

To build the Standard Sprinkler, you will need to collect the following items: 

To collect Sprinkler Heads, click on the “Post” button to post to your Facebook wall – you will get the parts when your friends click on it, or when you click on a similar newsfeed post.

Click on the “Ask” button to send requests for Valves and Water Tubings to your Neighbors. If you do not wish to wait for your friends, you can skip any of these tasks for Farm Bucks.

  

Note: You can send requests for materials to your Friends every 18 hours.

Once you have collected the required items, click on the “Start Building!” button at the bottom of the construction Menu. 

  

Now that the Standard Sprinkler is almost complete, you will need to hire Friends to help you finish the job! The Standard Sprinkler requires four additional helpers, so click on the “Ask Friends” button to send some crew requests to your Friends. When they accept, you will see the spots in the Builder Menu begin to fill. If you do not want to wait for your friends, click on the “Hire One” button to purchase crew members with Farm Bucks. Once you have successfully filled all four spots, click on the “Finish Building” button.

  

Getting Started:

How many things can I Water at once?

Using the Standard Sprinkler:

There are two different ways you can use the Sprinkler: 

Water Painting Mode: In order to use the Standard Sprinkler in Water Painting Mode, you must have enough Water in your HUD (see image below) or Wells relative to that particular area (Crops, Trees, or Grove). Note: If you do not have enough Water (HUD and Wells), you will be notified by a message.

Once you’re ready to use the Standard Sprinkler, simply place the Sprinkler in the un-watered area of a Crop, Tree, or Grove (AoE: See “How Many things can I Water at once” section above). The next step is to click and drag (painting-like motion) your mouse over the AoE that you’d like to Water (similar to the Feed Painting Mode), and then watch the Water spout out!

  

Note: If you run out of Water from your HUD, your Standard Sprinkler will automatically harvest from your Wells.

Manually Clicking Mode: In order to use the Standard Sprinkler in the Manually Clicking Mode, you must have enough Water in your HUD (see image above), Wells, or Water in your Inventory relative to that particular area (Crops, Trees, or Grove).

Once you’re ready to use the Standard Sprinkler in the Manually Clicking Mode, simply right click it, and then drag and drop it in close proximity to the area (AoE) that you’d like to Water (see image below). Click the Standard Sprinkler to activate it and watch the Water spout out! Note: If you are in the Manually Clicking Mode cooldown, you can continue to use the Standard Sprinkler in the Water Painting Mode, however the cooldown timer will still be visible.

  

If you do not have enough Water to use over a particular area, you will be notified in the game.

Note: Similiar to the Beehives, you can place the Standard Sprinkler over Crops (see image above). 

How often can I use the Standard Sprinkler? 

If you use the Water Painting mode, you can use the Sprinkler as often as you’d like. Note that the cooldown timer will still be visible, however you can continue to use the Sprinkler regardless of this timer.

Helpful Tip: Use the Water Painting mode to Water your Crops, Trees, and Groves as efficiently as possible.

If you do not use the Water Painting mode, there is a short cooldown in between each Standard Sprinkler session. Simply hover your cursor over the Standard Sprinkler if you want to see how much time you have left until you can use it again.

Out of Water? There are a few different ways to get more:

Do you like your Standard Sprinkler? You can purchase additional Sprinklers (Standard and Premium) in the General Store!

Helpful Tip: The more Sprinklers that cover your farm, the easier it is for you to Water your Crops, Trees, and Groves!

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Oh no, the little Alpaca following Gus is homesick! Lucky for him, farmers have a way with animals. Help Gus show the little one some love and he’ll reward you with the baby Alpaca!

  

If you are level 12 or higher, you will see the following pop-up. Click on the “I Can Help” button to get started.

After clicking and talking to Gus, you’ll see the Homesick Alpaca Quest Menu. It shows you all of the tasks you have to complete to get the Homesick Alpaca.

Note: If you close this menu and need to access it later to see your progress, just click on the Homesick Alpaca wandering on your farm or the Alpaca Bed.

The Homesick Alpaca Quests:

The Homesick Alpaca Quest tasks require you to build an Alpaca Bed, collect Alpaca Shears by completing three quests for Walter, and crafting Suncatchers. Click on the “Build It” button to get started.

  

Building the Alpaca Bed:

To build the Alpaca Bed, you will need to collect the following items:

To collect Bolivian Blankets, click on the “Post” button to post to your Facebook wall – you will get the parts when your Friends click on it, or when you click on a similar newsfeed post.

Click on the “Ask” button to send requests for Spittoons and Adobe Bricks to your Neighbors. If you do not wish to wait for your Friends, you can skip any of these tasks for Farm Bucks.

Note: You can send requests for materials to your Friends every 18 hours.

Once you have collected the required items, click on the “Start Building” button at the bottom of the construction Menu. 

Now that the Alpaca Bed is almost complete, you will need to hire Friends to help you finish the job! The Alpaca Bed requires four additional helpers, so click on the “Ask Friends” button to send some crew requests to your Friends. When they accept, you will see the spots in the Builder Menu begin to fill. If you do not want to wait for your friends, click on the “Hire One” button to purchase crew members with Farm Bucks. Once you have successfully filled all four spots, click on the “Finish and Share” button.

The next step in this quest is to collect Alpaca Shears by completing three quests for Walter. Click on the “Go To Quest” button to complete the first three of Walter’s ‘The Wool to Win’ quests (Wool You Please, The Spitting Image, and Bunny Business). If you do not wish to complete any of these quests, you can skip this step for Farm Bucks.

As you complete a quest, look out for some Wool and Fertilizer prizes, and then click on the “Share” button to share some of your rewards with Friends!  

The final step in the quest is to craft Suncatchers. To craft Suncatchers, you will need the following Ingredients: Yellow Glaze (Lemon & Pottery Slip) and Fired Glass (Porcelain + Piece of Glass). Click on the “Make It” button to head into the Crafting Kiln to get started.

Note: If you do not wish to complete these tasks, you can skip this step for Farm Bucks.

After completing all of the requirements in the Homesick Alpaca Quests, you will see the following pop-up:

It looks like the baby Alpaca has warmed up to you! Click on the “Adopt Alpaca and Share” button to post a reward feed for your Friends. Make sure to feed your little Alpaca Baby bottles so it will grow into an adult Alpaca that you can harvest for Wool! 

Note: Wool is an Ingredient used in exclusive Crafting Workshop Recipes.

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Are you interested in earning twice the amount of Coins and XP for crafted goods? If so, then Heirloom Trees are for you! Prune your Trees to make them Heirloom, and then harvest them for Heirloom Fruit, which you can use in high Coin and XP crafting Recipes! If that wasn’t enough, Heirloom Trees need less Water!

  

If you are level 14 or higher, you will see the following pop-up. Click on the “Place Garden Shed” button to get started.

  

Garden Shed:

Before you can start to Prune your Trees, you’ll need a Garden Shed to store your Shears. Click on your Garden Shed to open the main menu.

  

This menu shows how many Pruning Shears you have collected.

A – The total amount of Pruning Shears you have. As you Prune Trees, this number decreases.
B – The button to use when you want to collect Pruning Shears from Friends.

C – The button to use when you want to use Pruning Shears on Trees.
D – The number of Farm Bucks required to purchase Pruning Shears.

Using the Pruning Shears:

You can Prune Trees individually (inside or outside of a Grove), or an entire Grove. To use the Pruning Shears, click the “Use” button from the Garden Shed menu (see C. above) or hover over a watered Tree and/or Grove, and then click the Pruning Shears icon (see image below).

Note: To Prune an individual Tree inside of a Grove, highlight the Tree that you would like to Prune.

Note: You can use Pruning Shears on any Tree that is not already Pruned.

If you do not have enough Shears to Prune an entire Grove, you will only Prune as many Trees as possible with the number of Shears you have in you Shed. If you want to Prune a particular Tree inside of a Grove, simply remove it from the Grove.

Harvesting Pruned Trees:

Before you can craft Heirloom Recipes, you will need Heirloom Fruit. Heirloom Trees will take the same amount of time as before they were Pruned to mature.

Once you harvest your first Pruned Tree, you’ll receive the following message:

  

Click on the “Post for more Shears” button to ask your Friends for more Shears and also share some Pruning Shears with Friends!

Crafting with Heirloom Fruit:

As you harvest Pruned Trees, you will receive Heirloom Fruit, which you can then use in high Coin and XP Recipes! To craft Heirloom Recipes, click on your Crafting Kitchen, and then click on the “Heirloom” tab.

Earning Coins!

Once you’re finished Crafting, it’s time to earn some money! Your Finished Products can be sold in your Market Stand for Coins. The more difficult the Recipe, the higher the Coin yield will be.

Elder Trees:

As you Prune your Trees, they’ll mature and eventually become “Elder.” The great thing about an Elder Tree is that you can store it in your Inventory or sell it for a free Pruning Shear!

Note: You can only store up to 18 Elder Trees total at any given time.

If you want to see how many harvests you have left until an Heirloom Tree becomes Elder, hover over your cursor over it (see image below).

Once your Tree becomes an Elder, you will receive the following messaging. Click on the “Store Elder Tree” button to store it in your Inventory or click on the “Sell for Shear” button to get a Pruning Shear for free.

  

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The Rabbit Nursery is here! Use this building to train your baby Rabbits to develop their personality and train them to produce extra resources!

If you are level 12 or higher, you will see the following pop up. Clicking on the “Place Rabbit Nursery” button will give you the ability to place the Nursery Frame on your Farm.

Building the Rabbit Nursery:

Before you can start raising your baby Rabbits, you will need to build your Nursery. Your first step is collecting Building Materials. You will need the following items to start building your Rabbit Nursery:

To Collect Chalkboards, click on the “post” button to post to your Facebook wall; you will get the parts when your friends click on it, or when you click on a similar newsfeed post.

Click on the “Ask” button to send requests for Bunny Litter Boxes and Rabbit Pellets to your Neighbors. If you do not wish to wait for your friends, you can skip any of these tasks for Farm Bucks.

Once you have collected the required items, click on the “Start Building” button at the bottom of the construction menu.

Now that the Nursery is almost complete, you will need a little help from your Neighbors to finish the job. The Rabbit Nursery requires four additional helpers, so click on the “Ask Friends” button to send some crew requests to your Friends. When they accept, you will see the spots in the Build Menu begin to fill. If you do not wish to wait for your friends, click on the “Hire One” button to purchase helpers with Farm Bucks.

Using your Rabbit Nursery (Development Quests):

Raising a baby Rabbit requires love, affection, and special attention. That’s why the Rabbit Nursery is here to help you! The Nursery is broken up into three development stages (quest sets): Choose an Ability, Choose a Personality, and Name Your Rabbit. Each development stage (quest set) has three tasks that have to be completed. As you complete each development stage, you will unlock the next stage.

Once your Nursery is up, you will need to place one baby Rabbit inside. Note: You can train any baby Rabbit on your farm or from the General Store in the Nursery, including the ones available for Coins. Click on the Rabbit Nursery to open the Quest Menu.

Development Quests – Ability:

The first step is to pick an Ability for your baby Rabbit. You can choose between a Fertilizer Bonus, a Wool Bonus (you will receive one extra Fertilizer or Wool every time you feed the Adult Rabbit) and an Appetite Bonus (your Adult Rabbit will be hungry in half the amount of time guaranteed). Note: You can only choose one Ability per baby Rabbit. In addition, the quests will differentiate depending on what Ability and/or Personality you choose.

Once you have selected an Ability, click on the green “Confirm” button to turn the page to the next set of development quests. Click on the “Make It” button for the Recipe you wish to Craft and you will be sent to your Kitchen and/or Workshop.

  

Development Quests – Choose a Personality:

The next step is to pick a Personality for your baby Rabbit. You can choose between Mischievous, Affectionate, and Tumbler. The Personality you pick will determine how your baby Rabbit will behave once it is an adult (e.g. animate). Note: You can only choose one Personality per baby Rabbit.

Once you have selected a Personality, click on the green “Confirm” button to turn the page to the next set of development quests. Click on the “Make it” button for the Recipe you wish to Craft and you will be sent to your Kitchen and/or Workshop. Once you have performed all three of the tasks, click on the turquoise “Complete & Share” button.

  

Development Quests – Name:

The final step is to name your baby Rabbit. You can use up to 14 characters (with spaces). Note: You can only name your Rabbit while in regular Screen mode (e.g. not in Full Screen mode).

  

Once you have chosen a name, click on the green “Confirm” button to turn the page to the final set of development quests. Click on the “Make it” button for the Recipe you wish to Craft and you will be sent to your Kitchen and/or Workshop. Once you have performed all three of the tasks, click on the turquoise “Complete & Share” button.

  

Congratulations! You have trained your baby Rabbit into an Adult that will produce an extra Fertilizer, Wool, or Appetite bonus! Click your Rabbit to move and place it on your farm:

Crop Packets:

For a limited time only, you can earn special Celery Crop Packets! In order to earn these Packets, you must train three baby Rabbits, regardless of their Ability and/or Personality. As you train each baby Rabbit, a green check mark will appear on the cards to indicate what parts of the mini quest have been completed.

  

Once you have trained all three of the baby Rabbits (regardless of their Ability and/or Personality), you will unlock the Celery Packet! You will be able to use this Crop for 14 days. Click on the turquoise “Share and Go to Market” button to share some rewards with Friends and purchase your Crop for Coins!

Note: You have limited time to earn the Celery Crop Packet. If you do not train all three of the baby Rabbits within the allotted time, the Crop Packet will disappear and you will be unable to claim it.

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The Great Appaloosa River Logjam Feature is broken up into four consecutive stages that unlock over time. Click the links below to find out more information about each stage.

Stage 1 Guide: View
Stage 2 Guide: View
Stage 3 Guide: View
Stage 4 Guide: View

Oh no! A Logjam in the Appaloosa River is blocking the ducks from crossing safely. Luckily, Gus knows a thing or two about clearing Logjams, so that’s where you come in! Assist Gus with his tasks and you can earn great prizes and more importantly, provide safe passage for the rare ducks. Complete all four stages and get the exclusive baby Mandarin Duck!

Note: All of the prizes float on the water when placed in the River!

    

Completing your Logging Camp (Logjam Quests):

In order to earn some cool new prizes, you will need to complete the Logjam Quests. 

You can access the Quest Menu from clicking on any of the following options: 

    

Each Logjam Quest has 4 parts that have to be completed. As you complete a part of a quest line, you will earn a new prize. If you complete all 4 parts of a Logjam Quest, you will win an exclusive prize for your River!

Logjam Quests – Week 4:

As noted above, click on the Logging Camp, the visiting Neighbor (standing by the Camp and Dock), or any of the logs in the Logjam to start working on your fourth set of Logjam Quests. As you finish parts of your quest, a green check mark will appear to indicate what parts of the quest have been completed. For every quest you complete, you remove a piece of log from the Logjam and in return, you will receive some Pieces of Wood! The four quests for the Week 4 are as follows:

Bonus Quests:

Finished the current week of quests early and are looking for something else to do while you wait? If you are level 20 or above, complete a Bonus quest for a chance to earn awesome extra rewards like Baby Bottles! In order to unlock the Bonus Quest, complete each week of quests before the feature expires.

Note: You have 35 days to complete the bonus quests. Bonus quests will only unlock if you complete a week of quests.

The set of Bonus quests for the Week 4 is as follows:

    

Note: You are not required to complete the Bonus quests in order to earn the Great Appaloosa River Logjam prizes (Decorations or the baby Mandarin Duck).

As mentioned earlier in the guide, once you complete the entire Stage 4 Logjam Quests, you will win a special reward! To redeem your special prize, simply click the turquoise “Place and Share” button.

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Oh no! Cornelius is supposed to deliver a crate of Rubber Ducks to a local school, but he’s lost all of them in the Great Rubber Duck Spill! Help Cornelius repair the Rubber Duck Crate, collect the Rubber Ducks, and then you’ll earn some awesome prizes! Crafting in the Workshop or harvesting your land and Water Crops will earn you Rubber Ducks, which you can redeem for Decorations and either the exclusive Hooded Merganser Duck OR the Jalapeño Crop Packet! 

If you are level 15 or higher, you will see the following pop-up. Click on the “Place” button to place the Crate on your farm.

Repairing the Rubber Duck Crate:

Your first step is building your Rubber Duck Crate. You will need the following items to start construction:

To collect Wooden Mallets, click on the “Post” button to post to your Facebook wall; you will get the parts when your friends click on it, or when you click on a similar newsfeed post.

Click on the “Ask” button to send requests for Sealing Paint and Handy Saws to your Neighbors. If you do not wish to wait for your friends, you can skip any of these tasks for Farm Bucks.

  

Once you have collected the required items, click on the “Start Building” button at the bottom of the construction menu.

  

Now that your Crate is almost complete, you will need some help from your Neighbors to finish the job. The Rubber Duck Crate requires four additional helpers, so click on the “Ask Friends” button to send some crew requests to your Friends. When they accept, you will see the spots in the Building Menu begin to fill. If you do not wish to wait for your friends, click the “Hire One” button to purchase crew members with Farm Bucks. Once you have successfully filled all four spots, click on the “Finish and Share” button.

Using the Rubber Duck Crate:

Click on the Rubber Duck Crate to open the main menu. 

  

This menu shows how many Rubber Ducks you have collected and what prizes you are currently eligible to redeem. 

A – The total amount of Rubber Ducks you have collected. As you redeem prizes, this number decreases.
B – The button to use when you want to collect Rubber Ducks by crafting in the Workshop. 

C – The button to use when you want to redeem a prize. Once you have enough Rubber Ducks, this button will turn turquoise.
D – The number of Farm Bucks required to purchase the prize.

E – If you want to ask your friends for Rubber Ducks, press this button and a feed will be automatically posted to your wall.

F – If you want to change your final reward, press this button and you can pick either the baby Hooded Merganser Duck or the Jalapeño Crop Packet as your final reward. See the “Choosing Your Reward” section below for more details.

If you would like to purchase your own Rubber Ducky Decoration for your farm and River, you can purchase it from the General Store for Farm Bucks. Note: The Rubber Ducky Decoration will not count as part of your collection of Rubber Ducks for this feature.   

Collecting Rubber Ducks:

Harvesting Land and Water Crops: You can find Rubber Ducks by harvesting your land and Water Crops. If you find some, they will appear on your farm in a similar fashion to Prized Land and Water Crops.

When a Rubber Duck appears on your farm after harvesting, click on it and you will see the following pop-up:

Click on the turquoise “Share” button to post a feed to your wall. Your friends will be able click on this feed to claim some free Rubber Ducks for themselves too. Once you have clicked on the Duck, it will automatically be added to your Rubber Duck Crate. 

Crafting: You can craft your very own Rubber Ducks via the Crafting Workshop. From the Rubber Duck Crate menu, click on the “Craft” button to open the Workshop.

To craft Rubber Ducks, you will need Greenweed Extract (Dyer’s Greenweed + Water) and Plain Rubber Duck. Dyer’s Greenweed is a limited edition Crop, which you can purchase from the General Store for Coins.

To get Plain Rubber Ducks, you will need to enlist the help of your Neighbors. From the Rubber Ducks Recipe, click on the turquoise “Ask” button to send requests to your friends for Plain Rubber Ducks. If you do not wish to wait, you can purchase either of these ingredients for Farm Bucks.

Individual Rubber Ducks can also be purchased with Farm Bucks from the Rubber Duck Crate menu.

Choosing Your Reward:

From the Rubber Duck Crate menu, you can pick either the baby Hooded Merganser Duck or the Jalapeño Crop Packet as your final reward! To choose your reward, click the “Swap” button from the Rubber Duck Crate menu. You can swap your reward as many times as you wish up until redeeming Rubber Ducks for the final Decoration. At this time, you’ll receive the final reward that is actively selected (baby Hooded Merganser Duck or the Jalapeño Crop Packet).

  

Redeeming Rubber Ducks for Prizes: 

Once you have collected enough Rubber Ducks, you can redeem them for some beautiful prizes. Click on your Rubber Duck Crate to open up your progress menu. 

At the bottom of this menu, there are a total of four prizes that you can redeem for Rubber Ducks:

All four of these prizes can be redeemed as many times as you like, as long as you have enough Rubber Ducks (200 Rubber Ducks total). Once you have collected all four of the above prizes, you will earn the babyHooded Merganser Duck OR the Jalapeño Crop Packet!

  

Note: The baby Hooded Merganser Duck can be redeemed for Rubber Ducks or Farm Bucks more than once.

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