Then select the friends you want to send you materials. THEY will get a help request via Facebook that looks like these:
One click and they've sent you your material - and it's a free 'send' for them!
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Want to build your Beehive Fast? Use HELP!
Look Inside your beehive and select 'ask for more'!
Then select the friends you want to send you materials. THEY will get a help request via Facebook that looks like these:
One click and they've sent you your material - and it's a free 'send' for them!
Then select the friends you want to send you materials. THEY will get a help request via Facebook that looks like these:
One click and they've sent you your material - and it's a free 'send' for them!
Monday, July 12, 2010
Posting links to the group wall.
Hey guys!
I've recently come across quite a few questions on how to post links to the group wall. So in true Sami form I'm gonna give ya a little run down :o) ( It's so much easier to type it once hehe)
Of course, You will need to head to the home page of the group. I have it bookmarked so it is easy to get to.
Heres the link!
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=133818313299080
Once you get to the group page you will see what I call the status bar. Not sure if it is a status bar in a group or not. But thats what we will call it today :o) This is what it looks like.
In the status bar you want to identify your animal- What breed or Wandering Stallion/Bull. In this example I will post the White Foal :o).
After you have identified your animal click on the 'link" option underneath the status bar.
This will pop out another bar, In this bar you want to copy and paste your link.
Once you have your link in ther link bar you now must "attach" the link by clicking the "attach button".
When your link is attached you now click the "share button"
Finally, You have posted your animal to share to the group!! :o) It will look like this-
I hope this helps! And as always if you have any questions, I am just a message away :o)!
Happy Sharing!
Sami!
I've recently come across quite a few questions on how to post links to the group wall. So in true Sami form I'm gonna give ya a little run down :o) ( It's so much easier to type it once hehe)
Of course, You will need to head to the home page of the group. I have it bookmarked so it is easy to get to.
Heres the link!
http://www.facebook.com/gr
Once you get to the group page you will see what I call the status bar. Not sure if it is a status bar in a group or not. But thats what we will call it today :o) This is what it looks like.
In the status bar you want to identify your animal- What breed or Wandering Stallion/Bull. In this example I will post the White Foal :o).
After you have identified your animal click on the 'link" option underneath the status bar.
This will pop out another bar, In this bar you want to copy and paste your link.
Once you have your link in ther link bar you now must "attach" the link by clicking the "attach button".
When your link is attached you now click the "share button"
Finally, You have posted your animal to share to the group!! :o) It will look like this-
I hope this helps! And as always if you have any questions, I am just a message away :o)!
Happy Sharing!
Sami!
Foal Breeding
Hey Guys! In this note I am going to give you a little run down on how to produce more than one foal each day.
The easiest way I have found to do this is to have your own fulltime Stallion. If you do not have one wandering stallions work also. Unfortunately, The White Stallion is no longer available in the market place. I do hear rumors of a Black Stallion in the works.
First you want to have a few mares or Primers as I will call them. (Female horse- Anything in farmville that is not a Stallion)
You want your Primers to be at least 34% or higher in order for this to work. ( I slacked off a few days in my breeding so most of my Primers are ready. So I will walk you through the process as if your Primers are ready to harvest.)
Empty your stable completely. If you leave anything in there this will not work. Go into your tool bar and click on the "Move Tool" Once you have done that you will be able to move any animal that is ready to harvest without actually harvesting it.
After you have issued the "move tool". Select your Primer. In this run down I am going to go with my Pinto since she is ready and feeling a bit neglected. LOL- Click on your Primer with the "move tool" and put her into the empty stable.
This will make your stable ready to harvest.
After your stable is ready you can put in your Stallion- If you are using a Wandering Stallion you can put another Mare (that you wish to breed) in your stable.
Once you have put another Mare in the stable, Go to your tool bar once again. Click on the arrow "Multi Tool" and hover it over your stable.
Click on your stable and go to "Look inside". This will show you everything that is in your stable.
If you are using a brown or grey horse to Prime your stable take that horse out. It raises your chances of getting a rare foal and not a brown or grey foal.
After that you can start putting in other Mares that you want to breed. I like to mix it up a little bit with 2 or 3 different breeds. If you are wanting one specific breed just put those in your stable. In this example I am using The Haflinger, Appaloosa, and the Pinto.
Once you have everything you want in your stable. Click on "collect horsehair".
Sometimes you just get coins from the Stallion.
And other times you have a beautiful foal to share with your friends.
You can also get 100Xp, Farmhands, and Arborist.
I hope this helps answer a few question some of you have had!
Happy Breeding :o)
Sami!
The easiest way I have found to do this is to have your own fulltime Stallion. If you do not have one wandering stallions work also. Unfortunately, The White Stallion is no longer available in the market place. I do hear rumors of a Black Stallion in the works.
First you want to have a few mares or Primers as I will call them. (Female horse- Anything in farmville that is not a Stallion)
You want your Primers to be at least 34% or higher in order for this to work. ( I slacked off a few days in my breeding so most of my Primers are ready. So I will walk you through the process as if your Primers are ready to harvest.)
Empty your stable completely. If you leave anything in there this will not work. Go into your tool bar and click on the "Move Tool" Once you have done that you will be able to move any animal that is ready to harvest without actually harvesting it.
After you have issued the "move tool". Select your Primer. In this run down I am going to go with my Pinto since she is ready and feeling a bit neglected. LOL- Click on your Primer with the "move tool" and put her into the empty stable.
This will make your stable ready to harvest.
After your stable is ready you can put in your Stallion- If you are using a Wandering Stallion you can put another Mare (that you wish to breed) in your stable.
Once you have put another Mare in the stable, Go to your tool bar once again. Click on the arrow "Multi Tool" and hover it over your stable.
Click on your stable and go to "Look inside". This will show you everything that is in your stable.
If you are using a brown or grey horse to Prime your stable take that horse out. It raises your chances of getting a rare foal and not a brown or grey foal.
After that you can start putting in other Mares that you want to breed. I like to mix it up a little bit with 2 or 3 different breeds. If you are wanting one specific breed just put those in your stable. In this example I am using The Haflinger, Appaloosa, and the Pinto.
Once you have everything you want in your stable. Click on "collect horsehair".
Sometimes you just get coins from the Stallion.
And other times you have a beautiful foal to share with your friends.
You can also get 100Xp, Farmhands, and Arborist.
I hope this helps answer a few question some of you have had!
Happy Breeding :o)
Sami!
Want to share the Sharing Foals and Calves Group?
Here's the easy way to tell others about the Sharing Foals and Calves Group on Facebook:
Go to the group home page, located here: http://tinyurl.com/SFCGROUP
Scroll to the bottom of the page. As an active member, you'll see this screen:
Click on the share button, and post to your profile.
NEW MEMBERS will see this:
They just click on Request to Join, and an Administrator from the group will be in touch with them and approve their request. Easy, no?
Go to the group home page, located here: http://tinyurl.com/SFCGROUP
Scroll to the bottom of the page. As an active member, you'll see this screen:
Click on the share button, and post to your profile.
NEW MEMBERS will see this:
They just click on Request to Join, and an Administrator from the group will be in touch with them and approve their request. Easy, no?
Sunday, July 11, 2010
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