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Small patches of soybean crops can be found while exploring, in areas with the following [[Temperature#Effect_on_plants|temperature]], [[Weather#Precipitation|precipitation]], and [[World_generation#Tree_Generation|forestation]]. | Small patches of soybean crops can be found while exploring, in areas with the following [[Temperature#Effect_on_plants|temperature]], [[Weather#Precipitation|precipitation]], and [[World_generation#Tree_Generation|forestation]]. | ||
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Chunks meeting these conditions have a 3.4% likelihood of generating 0-10 soybean crops, which might include a mix of mature and immature crops. | Chunks meeting these conditions have a 3.4% likelihood of generating 0-10 soybean crops, which might include a mix of mature and immature crops. | ||
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Soybeans cannot be eaten raw. Similar to [[Peanut|peanuts]], soybeans can be used as an [[Cooking|ingredient]] in [[meat stew]] and [[vegetable stew]]. Soybeans benefit from storage in ceramic storage vessels, or in [[cellar|cellars]]. They may also be [[Food preservation#Pickling|pickled]] to further extend their shelf life. | Soybeans cannot be eaten raw. Similar to [[Peanut|peanuts]], soybeans can be used as an [[Cooking|ingredient]] in [[meat stew]] and [[vegetable stew]]. Soybeans benefit from storage in ceramic storage vessels, or in [[cellar|cellars]]. They may also be [[Food preservation#Pickling|pickled]] to further extend their shelf life. | ||
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* [https://www.vintagestory.at/forums/topic/6214-homesteading-part-2-combat-update-stable-1160 Version 1.16.0] doubled growth times and yields for most crops, with some exceptions. | * [https://www.vintagestory.at/forums/topic/6214-homesteading-part-2-combat-update-stable-1160 Version 1.16.0] doubled growth times and yields for most crops, with some exceptions. | ||
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* Apr-Jun, if the temperature is 10-28°C at 4pm, it’s good for planting soybean seeds<ref>This range is good north of the equator; seasons are reversed south of the equator</ref>. | * Apr-Jun, if the temperature is 10-28°C at 4pm, it’s good for planting soybean seeds<ref>This range is good north of the equator; seasons are reversed south of the equator</ref>. | ||
* Soybeans are a decent crop to focus on for a [[Health#Increasing_maximum_health|balanced diet]]. They have greater cold tolerance than peanuts. | * Soybeans are a decent crop to focus on for a [[Health#Increasing_maximum_health|balanced diet]]. They have greater cold tolerance than peanuts. | ||
