I will start out by writing a bit about farming, because I just assigned hundreds of fertilizing jobs

Your replies don't HAVE to be this elaborate, but it would be nice if they were. I don't know anything about tomatoes or pumpkins.
Feel free to criticize, correct or add. Feel especially free to correct my spelling or grammar, english is not my first language.
Farming - How to go from 10.00 to Rank #1When you just start out, farming is hard. You will have to pick each item seperatly, and when you plant crops yourself, it will sometimes yield nothing at all - a complete waste of the seeds. If you read this, it will be much less painful to make those first steps.
First, some cold facts on the topic of farming:You farm by fertilizing a plot of ground, selecting 100 seeds of any type, then clicking the fertilized plot. You harvest the crop by stepping on it and clicking yourself once it has finished growing. If your farming skill is above one half of the required maximum for a specific crop (see below), you will be able to pick all crops of a specific type with a single click. Be careful, as in the case of hemp this can take almost ten points of health in a single click. Every type of crop yields an amount of compost worms.
To plant anything, you will need a plot of 100% fertilized ground (with the exception of
Pumpkins, which will not be covered in this article due to their unique nature). Which
Fertilizer you use does not matter, however you should take note that the valueable
Enriched Bird Poo does NOT double your chances at planting crops, like it does for trees. It still speeds up the growth, but since it doesn't raise your chances at all, it would be a waste of this valueable ressource. The best way to get massive amounts of fertilizer is buying
Grandma's Homemade Poo from the store. As you raise your farming, you will get a lot of
Compost Worms, which you can then use to fertilize more plots for farming.
Everything you can plant (as far as farming goes) can be bought from the store, aside, again, of Pumpkins.
Radishes are the most easy crop to plant. They take 60 minutes (real minutes) to grow, and cost 100 gold per field. Radishes yield an assortment of normal radishes, that mostly buff your stats, as well as the more rare
Gold Radishes, the most stable currency in TW, as well as the extremely rare and valueable
Death Cap Mushroom and
Flaming Fungus. Radishes take 200.00 effective farming skill to plant at 100%, which will then yield a so called 'full crop', which means that every single field in the crop view is filled.
The second crop are the members only
Strawberries. They take 144 minutes to grow, and cost 700 gold per field. Straberries yield red strawberries, the primary healing item for members, strawberry leaves, which are used in cooking and are a valueable currency right now, and the more rare sour wiggleberries, which can scare away birds, but have little to no value in trades. Strawberries take 300 effective farming skill to plant at 100%.
The third crop is
Industrial Hemp. Hemp takes 120 minutes to grow and costs 1,000 gold per field. Hemp yields hemp stalks, the base item for textile/weaving, as well as
Death Cap Mushroom and
Flaming Fungus. Hemp takes 400 effective farming skill to plant at 100%
So much for the data. How do I get there?If you are completely on your own, it will be a hard journey. If possible at all, get a neighbour to plant some crops for you - picking a full crops will yield you obscene amounts of XP when you are just starting, while your own crops will be almost pointless to pick. If you absolutely can not get any help, fertilize a lot before you start planting, as fertilizing will get you farming XP, and is not penalized by your low farming skill. Once you start planting crops, you should of course go for radishes first. Once you planted the first few crops, you will get a few
China Rose Radishes, which you should eat as to raise your farming skill early on.
As your skill increases past 100.00, you will be able to pick radishes much more easy, which will be a welcome relief. However you are still far from the point at which you can move onto the next crop.
I'll add more later.