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# Crops & farming
Vincere has four custom crops to enhance the player-based economy.
Cash crop seeds can be bought at local trade posts, grown, and then the mature crops sold for a huge profit at said trade posts. There are four in total, and they can be crafted into a Bucket of Cash Crops, which can then be sold for even more money. **They can only be grown in their native regions!**
#### Rice
Rice, the staple food of all of East Asia, is found and grown exclusively in said region. It can be sold at nearby trade posts.
#### Bananas
Bananas, one of the first fruits brought to the Americas by colonizers, are grown in South America and can be sold at nearby trade posts.
#### Corn
Corn is one of the oldest domesticated foods in the world, and is found in Central and North America and can then be sold at nearby trade posts.
#### Tobacco
Tobacco, while usually used for smoking, can also simply be grown in North America and then sold at nearby trade posts.
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