Sell Wheat Guide: The core farming loop
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OverviewSell Wheat! is a farming game where you grow grain, process it into flour, and sell it to a bakery to earn cash.
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The core farming loop
StepEverything in Sell Wheat! comes back to the same cycle.
- Place harvesters set them up on your farm so they collect grain automatically.
- Send grain to the mill feed your collected grain into a mill to turn it into flour.
- Sell at the bakery take your flour to the bakery and exchange it for cash.
- Reinvest your earnings use the cash you made to expand your farm or add new buildings.
Animals and farm expansion
SummaryBeyond the basic loop, you can add animals to your farm and buy more space as your cash grows.
- Animals can be placed on your farm and become available as you progress.
- Farm expansion purchased with the cash you earn from the bakery.
- Max players per session up to five people can farm together in one server.
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Glossary
Glossary- Harvester
- A machine you place on your farm that automatically collects grain.
- Mill
- A building that processes raw grain into flour.
- Flour
- The product you get from milling grain, which you then sell to the bakery for cash.
- Bakery
- The place where you sell your flour to earn money.
Common questions
FAQWhat do I actually do in this game?
You collect grain with harvesters, turn it into flour at a mill, and sell the flour to the bakery for cash. You then use that cash to expand your farm and repeat the process on a larger scale.
Does anything happen when I'm not playing?
Yes — your farm keeps growing even while you are offline. When you log back in, you will find that your earnings have accumulated in your absence.
Can I play with friends?
Up to five players can join the same server and build their farm together.
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