How To Make Your Farming Easier In Schedule 1

As soon as you start playing Schedule 1, the first thing you’ll get introduced to is cultivating your own product. You can get various planters alongside different types of soil and seeds, and these will eventually make you a product that you can either sell or customize further with the mixing machine.

Two grow tents in Schedule 1 with automatic water and soil.

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However, once you get further into the game and start growing your farm, you’ll have quite a hard time keeping up with it because of the time it takes. Thankfully, there are quite a few ways that you can use to automate your farming and make it less time-consuming.

How To Farm Faster In Early Game

Schedule 1 showing the price of pot sprinker and soil pourer.

Once you get past the prologue in Schedule 1 and reach the main town, you’ll get introduced to the hardware store where you’ll find most of your early gadgets and other necessities. This store can be found in the top-middle part of the map, and you can use the Albert Hoover’s stash marker to get to it.

To make your farming faster, this store contains two items called the Pot Sprinkler and Soil Pourer, costing $200 and $300 respectively. When you place these items beside one of your planters, you can put water and soil inside the pot with one simple click, saving you a lot of time.

The Pot Sprinkler is completely automatic, but you’ll have to put soil in the Soil Pourer for it to put it in the plant.

Whenever you see your plant going out of water or soil, you can simply press one button and focus your attention on something else while these do the job for you. Of course, both of these items cost quite a lot and you have to buy a separate one for each plant, which makes it quite a cost-sink.

How To Farm Faster In Late Game

As you progress further and unlock other types of products in the game, it’ll get even more difficult to keep track of your plants and get to them when they’re done growing. For these cases, you can hire a Botanist from the warehouse as long as you have $1,000 for Manny with another $200 each day for the employee.

You can assign up to eight planters to the Botanist, and as long as the assigned storage has seeds and soil, the employee will automatically plant and retrieve your product, placing it in the assigned storage. Apart from paying the extra money every day, you don’t have to interfere with this process, making your farming completely automatic.