I have a goal set for myself coming up which is 47-70 farming as fast as possible.

 

 

 

Can anyone help me with what to do and how to do it for fastest exp, cost doesn't matter and neither does profit.

 

 

 

Just after fast leveling.

 

 

 

Monkey[bleep]e

Alright, if cost doesnt matter, you should get the best trees and fruit trees possible, the items you pay the farmer with, do farming runs for them. Eventually the same with Whiteberries, and SUPERcompost on herb patches. If you want you can do watermelons and limpwurts or something, though they arent really worth the 6k per patch.. Limps are ok though.

 

 

 

More information on growing times: Tip.It Official Farming Guide

 

 

 

I got 41-51 farming this way pretty quickly.

 

 

 

Oh and by the way I think you can possibly kill the giant mole (if you have good enough cb levels) if some seeds are unobtainable, extremely low chance of getting decent ones anyway.

 

 

 

:) Ray.

If you want it fast, go with above.

 

 

 

If you don't really care and would rather have it a bit cheaper, plant maples/curry to 51, maples/pineapples to 60 and yews/pineapples to 70. Yews are actually more cost efficient than maples, even though they're faster. If you don't want to spend money on maples/yews, just skip trees or plant willows for a little bit of extra xp.

 

 

 

As for herbs, do ranarr 47-56, kwuarm 56-62 and snapdragon 62-70. Those herbs should make enough money to pay for your trees, just make sure you plant all 5 patches.

herbs flowers and allotments arent even good for xp. people just do the herbs for cash :wall:

I trained up to 60 simply by farming trees, and fruit trees. And getting to level 70 using the same method would be pretty effortless, you don't have to worry about diseases or any of that. Simply farm Willow trees and the highest fruit tree you can (eg. Apple).

 

 

 

I used to do 3 Willows and 1 Curry tree per day, this was getting me over 20k per day!

 

 

 

Remember to stock up on payments though, (eg. baskets of apples for willow trees)

 

 

 

Good luck!