FarmVille: Level 6 Player Guide

Written by:  • Edited by: Michael Hartman
Published Dec 28, 2009
• Related Guides: Facebook | Farmville

In the Facebook game, FarmVille, you become a Nimble Farmer. You are progressing and learning what it takes to be a good farmer: one that picks crops wisely, doesn't let them wither, and one that is generous helper to your FarmVille neighbors.

FarmVille Level 6 Nimble Farmer

FarmVille
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Once you reach level 6 in FarmVille, you earn the title of Nimble Farmer. Some very cool things have now added to your list of avaible items for purchase, but working your way through the pages of Market items can be confusing. There is no real order to it, and although it can be fun to take a look at all the items you can one day buy, you need to have plenty of time to do so.

This guide will give you information about being a Nimble Farmer, with a few extra tips to help you in your goals of becoming a master agriculturist with the sweetest looking farm in the neighborhood.

Level 6 FarmVille Market: What You Can Buy With Coins

At level 6 you unlock some new items with some major perks. The game is picking up as you have more crop options with different growing

FarmVille Market
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times to fit your lifestyle- you can choose crops that grow in a few hours if you like coming back to FarmVille several times throughout the day, or pick ones that take a few days, if you prefer.

The longer a crop takes to grow, the more experience you earn for planting it (and in general, slow-growing crops bring in a nice return on coins). However, if you do like to tend to your farm many times during your day, you can earn even more experience (and coins) then you would if you choose to wait several days before revisiting your farm.

A tip for players who do like to play throughout the day: Plant about half of your farm with crops that grow quickly and the other half with crops that grow over time. The cash-crops (slow-growing) will help you save coins for big items you will want, like a barn or a dairy farm, and the quick-growing ones can earn you fast money and experience.

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