Farming takes awhile to get up because you have to plant crops which take a long time to grow. A good way to start of farming is to do some quests which give farming reward or use experience lamps on farming, then after your level is quite high grow the more experienced crops/trees which give alot more xp. When you grow something you have to water it every few minutes and check if it is diseased or not. Check out Http://www.tip.it/runescape Click on the skill guides and quest guides. This should give you a much better understanding as the skill guides are very good :)
You have to get level 2 farming then you just drag one of the villagers to the the tree and they should climb it.
Look it up in the hi-scores. If he or she has at least level 30, it will appear there.Look it up in the hi-scores. If he or she has at least level 30, it will appear there.Look it up in the hi-scores. If he or she has at least level 30, it will appear there.Look it up in the hi-scores. If he or she has at least level 30, it will appear there.
There are farming calculators out there, and depending on your level and what you will be using to level this skill up you can get the price of that item and times it by how many you require for this answer.
i like many used to hate farming, now im lv 40 and you realy do make money, folow a guide and get to lv 2 farming, at this level you can grow marigolds the seeds can be bought for 77 gp and the fully grown plants sold for 3k each worth while ! and good profit.! hope it helped
You can co-op farm at level 20
Farming! :]
The level stops at 70 but the farming goes on.
a large percentage of people engaged in farming.
People may use biology in farming, but for more look up agriculture (the science of farming)
Mostly by playing farming game modes, an example is infection, as when you are a survivor there is no score limit, thus no xp limit.
yew roots can be bought in the grand exchange. The only way to obtain them yourself is by growing a yew tree in a farming patch, needing the farming level to do so, cut it down, then dig it up and you obtain yew roots.
Farming to the nomadic people meant to gather up huge animals and eat them up