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I spent the entirety of winter and spring logging and clearing and stockpiling equipment before the ice layer went away (way easier to get stuff up there to the farm). Basically a week of real time playing for me
When it got to be the last day of spring right before the ice went away I went all in on the bank of h mod and took out a 400g loan, now I’m -50g plus owing the loan with a totally failed crop.
I’m going to seed grass real quick and start logging again and selling equipment to hope I stay afloat but I set myself back a couple years on a gamble that didn’t pay off.
I LOVE THIS MAP!!!
Consider investing in a snowblower attachment if you haven't already. (eg: mod: "Biobeltz SB300 Snowblower" - sorry, don't recall where I downloaded that one from.) Rather painstaking work clearing the road with it, but then you can get up to the farm or to good logging areas earlier, without too much of a substantial cash outlay.
Regarding the oilseed radish, you'll be waiting a long time for the soil to reach germination temp (7C or 45F)... do you know it even will? I didn't run the map long enough to see. Even if it does you may risk the soil then dropping to below germination temp for any cash winter crop before you have the chance to plant it (which, if I understand Seasons, you would then lose if it hadn't started to grow before the ground freezes). I may be wrong of course.
I *think* that because it didn’t warm up in time that’s why it sprung up in the harvested state.
So I might have no choice but to go with grass and produce silage to attempt to recover
I ASSUME that it's just a trigger, meaning that if your soil temp is ever = or > then it triggers the growth.
If that is the case then my crop failure is because the soil temp was always < temp for the whole of planting season, When it changed over to summer and the soil warmed to temp, it was then "out of season" and the mod killed the crop....
Can anyone confirm that assesment? Or did I screw up my seasons game somwhere along the way, I just today learned that I'm not supposed to be using the CTRL+R mod to fast forward nights but instead use ALT +N (I think that's it) to tell seasons to skip the night..... learn somethign new all the time!
"The growth happens at midnight when there is a change in transition (change between early, mid, late). The growth is distributed between planting and harvesting and since most crops have only 4 visible growing growth stages there can be several transitions between each time you see crops growing.
Winter will wither certain crops grass will be knocked back to stage 2 in the winter. If you plant crops in a transition that is not within the planting window in the calendar, it will die. Another factor which determines whether your crops will germinate is the germination temperature of crops and the current soil temperature. The germination temperature for all crops can be seen in the Seasons menu and the current soil temperature is shown in the HUD. If the soil temperature if below the germination temperature, then the sown crops will not germinate. They will not die though as long as you are within the planting window. For example, spring barley has a planting window of early, mid and late spring. So, if you plant barley in early spring, but the soil temperature is too low, it will only grow in mid or late spring, or in the worst case, in early summer."
I take this to mean that the ungerminated crop will not die due to soil temperature as long as you planted it during a planting window. It will remain dormant until 12:01 am on the first day of a new (early, mid, or late) "transition" when the soil temp has risen to the required germination temperature, so you need both day 1 of a transition period and passing the temp test for the crop to germinate.
The crop then needs enough growth transitions to become harvestable before winter instantly withers it, so if the first transition that meets the termp test is the transition to winter, it essentially germinates as withered. Seems a bit far fetched, but if the soil temp did not get high enough until during late fall, it would explain the corn popping up in the harvested state.
I suppose a harsh enough GEO could do that...
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So either this geo is messed up, the map savegame is messed up, or the seasons documentation is not correct because if I am reading that right then this never should pop until the temp hits 50. In other words the way that doc reads as long as you seed in the proper time, the seeds will remain dormant, even over winter, until the soil temps hit the correct temp... ? correct??