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Compost bin and turkey purity

Postby Propulsion » Sat May 17, 2014 1:03 am

I just added my purity pythons + 1 worm to my compost bin and running at 100% efficiency. Compost is now 0% pure of the element I am trying to raise. How do I raise the compost more? Do I only add items with purity I am after?

Same thing with Turkey farming.
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Re: Compost bin and turkey purity

Postby Frakked » Sat May 17, 2014 5:13 am

For worms- raise their purity by placing worms in a contanier... box/chest/shed... and placing next or above them higher purity items.

Old world- it was accepted that purity pumpkin flesh was consumed the quickest... but in reality almost any purity flower/mushroom/consumable is acceptable. Snails/Crabs/etc... these do not apply.

It will take 2-4 weeks; replacing the high purity stuff every chance you get... to raise worms to 1%... and then more to raise it to 2%...

Old world mechanics... after 4-5%... the turn over time was less... ; but we're still talking months of constant attention...


Turkey's- not sure. New world mechanic allows us to find purity ones w/o improvement to start...same as forigables... raising them higher... not sure. I can say that the hen's purity is everything.

I have a coop with 1% salt, 2% lead, 5% merc... and a 3% merc rooster... then hens produce eggs and chicks at their EXACT ratios... the rooster has no play.
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Re: Compost bin and turkey purity

Postby Propulsion » Sun May 18, 2014 1:47 am

I am finished with raising worms. What I mean is should I be putting what I was feeding worms into compost bin? Will that help raise the purity of the humus?
With Turkey farming I am trying to increase turkeys Purity. Will adding items of the purity I am after to the turkey coup help?
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Re: Compost bin and turkey purity

Postby Chiprel » Sun May 18, 2014 2:30 am

Propulsion wrote:I am finished with raising worms. What I mean is should I be putting what I was feeding worms into compost bin? Will that help raise the purity of the humus?
With Turkey farming I am trying to increase turkeys Purity. Will adding items of the purity I am after to the turkey coup help?


To get pure/purity humus you need to make compost bins from pure boards(grow a bit more pure trees of whatever element you want). Then you put your pure worms in there and you get pure humus.
You can put whatever you want into compost bins, purity of seeds/stuff doesn't matter.
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Re: Compost bin and turkey purity

Postby Propulsion » Sun May 18, 2014 2:46 am

Ok thanks.

How about turkeys should I build coupe out of purity boards?
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Re: Compost bin and turkey purity

Postby DarkNacht » Sun May 18, 2014 4:29 am

Propulsion wrote:Ok thanks.

How about turkeys should I build coupe out of purity boards?

Turkey purity is only based on the purity of the hens, if you want higher purity ones you have to find/alch them.
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Re: Compost bin and turkey purity

Postby bashnagdul » Sun May 18, 2014 8:08 am

place turkey chicks in the alchemist table in the rectifictive test tube. this will randomize its stats a bit.
then let the chick grow up normally and do the same with the chick hatched from that.
once you have the wanted purity you can yse the chicks in the pressure cooker to up the 2nd highest element.
also you can place the chicks lateron in the conjuctive retort to get 1 element to 0. and lateron the 2nd element to zero with the pressure cooker.
takes ***** loads of work and timne. but thats how.
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Re: Compost bin and turkey purity

Postby lachlaan » Sun May 18, 2014 8:21 pm

Are you sure about the poults? I find there's very little wiggle room, if any at all in regards to how long they can go unfed. Either they can survive outside a coop for little over 4 hours or under 4 hours, which makes it pretty likely that they go poof. Experiment at your own risk xD a poult's no big deal to lose.
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Re: Compost bin and turkey purity

Postby pistolshrimp » Sun May 18, 2014 11:58 pm

The turn around time for worms is highly dependent on the purity of the stuff you put into container with them. If you find high purity grass 5% or higher your turn around won't be so bad.
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Re: Compost bin and turkey purity

Postby Mereni » Mon May 19, 2014 12:19 am

Don't put your poults in the test tubes, they won't live long enough. Just stick to alchemy on hens.
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