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If your looking to get profits though, furniture seems to be more efficient. Wood is so much easier to farm than monster mats or metal.
the tropical desk gets 2200 on autocraft II (a perfect one was only about 200 higher than standard, so it was just a waste of time), and with it I was able to buy every blueprint and the furniture(by the time I could build a house I already had a full royal furniture set) and armor from the tutorial area(including the luxury goods store) before riding the dragon. My woodcutting went up a lot from collecting elder palm logs(just run along the beaches, enter the cave, and repeat).
Farming is more for saving money on cooking ingredients, instead of making huge profits on it's own. Even in real life most farmers aren't rolling in dough, except the corpo ones.