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They won't do things after sunset. So the crop can mature in the middle of the night and they will only get to it the next morning. Also if you have a very high task load, it may take them a while to get to it. But other than that, it's as efficient as it can get. I wouldn't interfere with it.
If everyone is busy with other jobs, may take much longer even if task load is high, if other jobs are deemed more urgent.
What time of year was it? They can only plant in spring and summer. If it is fall, they will continue to water and fertilize growing crops, but once the crops are harvested they won't do anything until next spring. On day one of spring if you have't changed the growing orders they will cut any leftover stubble and replant.
So they are doing it as real life smart farmers would do, not lazily :)
If they happen at the same time i choose one to be 1 level lower than the other. This seems to work, or I'm just crazy while I watch 20'ish clanfolk go running to do my bidding.
I tell my Folk to fert on Winter 10, just so that's one less thing to do in Spring. Spring days are usually kinda busy.