The main objective in Medieval Dynasty is ostensibly to build a village from the ground up and rule over it through multiple generations, and this means you have to do a lot of things to keep things running smoothly. One of these things is pro๊viding food for your people, and this will likely involve a lot of farming.
One item crucial to farming and growing crops is Fertilizer. This is used to fertilize fields before they get plowed🔯 and worked on. This can create a bit of frustration if you come⛄ to realize you have no idea how to get ahold of the stuff!
How To Get Fertilizer
Fertilizer is crafted in the barn at the barn's unique workbench. There are two recipes for Fertilizer; the first recipe requires two Manure and the second requires ten Rot. Once you have these ingredients you can craft the Fertilizer 🍌at the workbench easily or even have you villagers do it for you if they are assigned as Farmers.
How To Get Manure
Despite there being a range of animals available to farm in Medieval Dynasty, only pigs produce Manure suitable for turning into Fertilizer. You can collect Manure from a Pigsty - the animals will produce the item on the hour, every hour. They need to be fed to do this, so don't neglect your pigs!
It is also possible to purchase Manure from some shops in the game, so be sure to make a note of it whenever you notice the item in stock. This can be useful if you don't want to farm pigs or don't have the resources to do so just yet.
How To Get Rot
Rot is exactly what it sounds like. It is a byproduct produced when food gets moldy and goes off. This happens as seasons change🐟 and depending on what type of foodﷺ it is and where it is stored.
While using Manure is a much more efficient method of crafting Fertilizer, if you want to use Rot to supplement it you should note that food in your inventory will turn into Rot at a much quicker rate than any other storage method. Alternatively, you can place it on the ground for an even quicker rotting rate.