Farmville Breeders International

Make Millions of Farmville Coins

2011-04-28T22:05:00.000-04:00

You can make millions of coins in Farmville after level 75 repeatedly harvesting your dairy barns if you fill them full of BELTED COWS. All you need to do is save up and buy belted cows. Then replace all the cows in a dairy barn with the belted cows but leave the other cows on your farm as 'seed' cows. Now once a day, you can move the 100% ready cows on the farm to your dairy barn. This will ready the barn allowing you to harvest it. Every belted cow that is in your dairy barn will yield 3000 coins (so 120,000 coins x the number of cows you have outside your dairy farm that are 100% ready... If all the cows outside are belt cows then 10 harvests is 1.2 million coins...)

Farmville Cow Breeding Guide

2011-04-28T19:41:00.001-04:00

In order to breed cows in Farmville, a farmer must first have a dairy barn. Then, to breed, you have to place 1 bull and at least 1 cow into the dairy barn to produce a calf. You cannot place more than 1 bull. You are not guaranteed a calf, but the more cows in the barn, the better the odds are of getting a calf.

Also, the more cows of a particular breed that you have in your dairy barn, the better your chances of getting a calf from that breed. The bull has no influence on the breed of calf produced, calves will always the same breed as the mother. The only exception to this are for the Referee cows, which both produce just a plain calf.

When you collect milk from you dairy farm, you will be alerted if a calf was found. Sadly, you cannot keep the calves found from your own dairy barns, but the calf will be available for up to 5 neighbors to adopt.

Alas, you are limited to ONLY 1 calf per day no matter how many dairy farms you have!!!

Dairy Barn Harvesting for Millions of Coins:

You can make a TON of coins after level 75 repeatedly harvesting your dairy barns if you fill them full of BELTED COWS. All you need to do is save up and buy belted cows. Then replace all the cows in a dairy barn with the belted cows but leave the other cows on your farm as 'seed' cows. Now once a day, you can move the 40, 100% ready, cows on the farm to your dairy barn. This will ready the barn allowing you to harvest it. Every belted cow that is in your dairy barn will yield 3000 coins (so 120,000 coins x the number of cows you have outside your dairy farm that are 100% ready... If all the cows outside are belt cows then 10 harvests is 1.2 million coins...)

All Cows in Farmville:

The current cow breeds are:

Cow

Autumn Cow

Belted Cow

Blue Cow

B0V1NE-09

Brown Cow

Candy Cane Cow

Chocolate Cow

Devon Cow

Dexter Cow

Disco Cow

English Cow

Fan Cow

Gelbvieh Cow

Green Patch Cow

Groovy Cow

Holiday Cow

Holstein Cow

Jersey Cow

Kelly Green Cow

Longhorn Cow

Neapolitan Cow

New Year Cow

Panda Cow

Pink Cow

Pink Patch Cow

Purple Cow

Purple Valentine Cow

Red Cow

Referee Cow

Referee Cow 2

Robot Cow

Simmental Cow

Tuscan Cow

Valentine Cow

Western Longhorn

Yellow Patch Cow

Farmville Pig Breeding Guide

2011-04-28T19:12:00.001-04:00

In order to breed pigs in Farmville, you must first have a fully constructed pig pen. You can have a pig pen on both your home farm and on the English Countryside. Once fully upgraded, your pen will allow you to hold up to 40 pigs, and it will have 3 breeding chambers. Once your pig pen is ready, you must place at least one boar (adult male pig) and one sow (adult female pig) into it to breed piglets. Now highlight the boar and select breed, then highlight the sow and select breed to bring up the following:

An important factor in pig breeding is determining the # of potions you want to dedicate to breeding. The number of potions will determine how quickly the pigs will get it on and what the likelihood of succes will be. You can see the chart below:

0 x 50% Chance of lamb - Breeding Time: 24 hours

1 x 60% Chance of lamb - Breeding Time: 12 hours

2 x 70% Chance of lamb - Breeding Time: 6 hours

3 x 80% Chance of lamb - Breeding Time: 3 hours

4 x 90% Chance of lamb - Breeding Time: 1 hour

5 x 100% Chance of lamb - Breeding Time: instant

Once your pigs have completed doing the nasty, you may now have a piglet to take care of. Your options are to keep the piglet or to give it away to your friends. The sex is determined by random.

Should you decide to keep the piglet, you will need to place it on your farm & use 10 Bottles to raise it. You will get the chance to ask for bottles when you place the piglet:

You can raise it quickly by clicking on the piglet and selecting feed bottles (or pay FV by clicking complete now :S ).

If you have enough bottles, it will automatically feed them all to the piglet until completed. You will also get the links to share bottles with your friends half way through and when complete.

Once raised, your piglet will most likely be a variation of the parents colours and patterns. Pig breeding is a rather random process, since each colour a parent possesses has a certain colour range that could apply to the piglets, so you never really know exactly what you are going to get. The only thing you can ever be certain of is that it will express traits of BOTH the boar and the sow that were the parents, other pigs in the pen have NO affect whatsoever.

Farmville Sheep Breeding Guide

2011-04-28T19:08:00.001-04:00

In order to breed sheep in Farmville, you must first have a fully constructed sheep pen. You can have a sheep pen on both your home farm and on the English Countryside. Once fully upgraded, your pen will allow you to hold up to 40 sheep, and it will have 3 breeding chambers. Once your sheep pen is ready, you must place at least one Ram (adult male sheep) and one Ewe (adult female sheep) into it to breed lambs. Now highlight the ram and select breed, then highlight the ewe and select breed to bring up the following:

An important factor in sheep breeding is determining the # of potions you want to dedicate to breeding. The number of potions will determine how quickly the sheep will get it on and what the likelihood of succes will be. You can see the chart below:

0 x 50% Chance of lamb - Breeding Time: 24 hours

1 x 60% Chance of lamb - Breeding Time: 12 hours

2 x 70% Chance of lamb - Breeding Time: 6 hours

3 x 80% Chance of lamb - Breeding Time: 3 hours

4 x 90% Chance of lamb - Breeding Time: 1 hour

5 x 100% Chance of lamb - Breeding Time: instant

Once your sheep have completed getting it on, you may now have a lamb to take care of. Your options are to keep the lamb or to give it away to your friends. The sex is determined by random.

Should you decide to keep the lamb, you will need to place it on your farm & 10 Bottles to raise it. You will get the chance to ask for bottles when you place the lamb:

You can raise it quickly by clicking on the lamb and selecting feed bottles (or pay FV by clicking complete now :S ).

If you have bottles, it will automatically feed them all to the lamb until completed. You will also get the links to share bottles with your friends half way through and when complete.

Once raised, your lamb will most likely be a variation of the parents colours and patterns. Sheep breeding is a rather random process, since each colour a parent possesses has a certain colour range that could apply to the lambs, so you never really know exactly what you are going to get. The only thing you can ever be certain of is that it will express traits of BOTH the ram and the ewe that were the parents, other sheep in the pen have NO affect whatsoever.

Some of the sheep and rams encountered so far can be seen here: http://fvbreeders.blogspot.com/2011/04/farmville-legitimate-sheep-breeding.html

Farmville Horse Breeding Guide

2011-04-28T17:26:00.001-04:00

There are a ton of horses that you can breed in Farmville. Most horses are limited editions and can only be obtained for FV in the market or via mystery games. However, there are some horses that are available all year in the market, and the limited edition farmville horses occasionally make a reappearance in the market from time to time.

Types of Horses:

There are basically 5 kinds of horses in Farmville.

1. Stallions - These are the male horses that are required for breeding, all other horses are considered female. There are both permanent and wandering stallions in Farmville. If you do NOT have a permanent stallion, the only way you will be able to breed horses is with the wandering stallion which can be adopted off the facebook news feed when someone shares it. These are the different stallions: Black Mini Stallion, Black Stallion, Clydesdale Stallion, Pink Stallion, Snow Stallion, White Mini Stallion, White Stallion,

2. Horses - Appaloosa, Asian Wild, Autumn, Black Gypsy, Black Cherry, Black Horse, Black Shire, Brown, Brown Gypsy, Buckskin, Camargue, Carnival, Cleveland Bay, Falabella, Fjord, Forest, Green, Grey, Gypsy, Haflinger, Harvest, Icelandic, Irish Cob, King, Knight, Mongolian, Morgan, Mustang, New Year, Paint, Palouse, Pink Gypsy, Pinto, Red, Red Pinto, Royal, Saddle, Shire, Suffolk, Thoroughbred, White, White Shire, White Thoroughbred, Yakut Pony

3. Mini Horses - Cream Mini, Mini Appaloosa, Mini Candycane, Miniature, Nightmare, Pinto Mini, Valentine Mini

4. Ponies - Black Pony, Blue Pony, Candy Cane, Candy Corn, Dales Pony, Dartmoor Pony, Disco, New Forest Pony, Pink Pony, Pinto Pony, Pony (Brown), Purple Pony, Reitpony, Shamrock Pony, Shetland Pony, Silver Pony, Valentine

5. Draft Horses - Breton, Clydesdale, Cream Draft, Percheron

How to breed horses multiple times in Farmville:

All the items you will need to breed the horses are a stable, a stallion and a horse. Once you place a horse in the stable, it will automatically cause the stable to get ready to a certain amount. Horses normally take 3 days to get ready outside of the stable, however once they reach 34%(really 33.34%), they will make the stable 100% ready for harvesting if you place them in it. A horse that is only 15% ready outside of the stable will ready the stable to about 50%. If you do not ready your stable this way, you can only harvest your stable once per day but if you have multiple horses on your farm that are over 33.34%, you can harvest your stable multiple times. This is an undocumented feature ;)

What Outcomes To Expect:

The outcome is determined by a few factors.

1. If you have NO stallions at all, you will only ever get Arborists, 100 Free XP or Farmhands.

2. The more stallions and horses you have in the stable, the more likely you are to get a foal.

3. The more of any type of horse in the stable will increase the chances of a foal of that kind.

The parents you have in the stable will determine the type of foal you will get. For simplicity, lets say you only have a brown horse and wandering stallion, you can expect to get 1 of the following: Brown Foal, Money, Arborists, 100 Free XP or Farmhands.

Now if you have a permanent stallion and a brown horse, this is what you could get:

Permanent stallion foal, Brown Foal, Money, Arborists, 100 Free XP or Farmhands

The benefits of a permanent stallion are numerous so if you want to breed it is highly recommended you buy one as soon as they show up in the market. The more stallions you have the more prolific your stable can be.

Complete Farmville Foal List:

Appaloosa Foal

Asian Wild Foal

Autumn Foal

Black Gypsy Foal

Black Cherry Foal

Black Foal

Black Mini Foal

Black Pony Foal

Black Shire Foal

Black Stallion Foal

Blue Pony Foal

Breton Foal

Brown Foal

Brown Gypsy Foal

Buckskin Foal

Camargue Foal

Candy Cane Foal

Candy Corn Foal

Carnival Foal

Cleveland Bay Foal

Clydesdale Foal

Clydesdale Stallion Foal

Cream Draft Foal

Cream Mini Foal

Dales Pony

Dartmoor Pony

Disco Foal

Falabella Foal

Fjord Foal

Forest Foal

Forest Pony Foal

Green Foal

Grey Foal

Gypsy Foal

Haflinger Foal

Harvest Foal

Icelandic Foal

Irish Cob Foal

King Foal

Knight Foal

Mini Appaloosa Foal

Mini Candycane Foal

Miniature Foal

Mongolian Foal

Morgan Foal

Mustang Foal

New Year Foal

Nightmare Foal

Paint Foal

Palouse Foal

Percheron Foal

Pink Gypsy Foal

Pink Pony Foal

Pink Stallion Foal

Pinto Foal

Pinto Mini Foal

Pinto Pony Foal

Pony Foal

Purple Pony Foal

Red Foal

Red Pinto Foal

Reitpony Foal

Royal Foal

Saddle Foal

Shamrock Pony Foal

Shetland Pony Foal

Shire Foal

Silver Pony Foal

Snow Stallion Foal

Stallion Mini Foal

Suffolkpunch Foal

Thoroughbred Foal

Valentine Foal

Valentine Mini Foal

White Foal

White Shire Foal

White Thoroughbred

Yakut Pony Foal

Farmville 'Legitimate' Sheep Breeding Charts

2011-04-28T15:21:00.000-04:00

Below you will find a large collection of images of different farmville sheep and ram combinations. Hopefully you will find this information useful.

There are more farmville sheep images/charts at the following:

http://www.farmville-freebies.com/2011/03/30/sheep-breeding-guide/

http://sheeprecipes.com

more to come...

WELCOME TO FARMVILLE BREEDERS INTERNATIONAL

2011-01-27T20:51:00.000-05:00

Home to the Farmville Breeders from around the world who want to share their foal, pig and sheep collections with others.

Not sure what this site will contain, likely just informational material and pictures but it may evolve over time.