February 13, 2025

Howdy farmers, welcome to the Bumpkin’s Almanac, your daily digest for the #1 Web3 game, Sunflower Land.

Today is a Double Delivery Day! That means your first delivery to an NPC will be worth twice the amount of coins, seasonal tickets, or SFL than normal.

The first delivery part is important, because of skipping. If yesterday you completed all the deliveries for an NPC (green checkmark) then today’s delivery will be the only one you can double. If you have a skip available, then the new delivery will be doubled instead. If you’ve been ignoring an NPC for a while and complete your current delivery at double the rate, the second delivery (today’s) will NOT be doubled. So choose wisely which to deliver and which to skip!

Fun Fact: Double Delivery Days are a relatively recent thing, starting partway through the last Chapter, Bull Run. They weren’t announced as prominently as they are now, though. To find out when the next one would be, you had to make a delivery to Pumpkin Pete, and he would tell you in the Thanks message that NPCs display. After that, it was a good idea to mark it on your real calendar!

Tomorrow is the last Event Day of the first ever Spring season. It could be any of the following things:

• Bountiful Harvest- +1 to all crop and fruit plots (on top of your existing bonuses)

• Fish Frenzy- You catch an additional fish for each cast.

• Tsunami- Crops and buildings will be damaged. This reporter isn’t sure exactly what that means since it’s never happened before, but we’ll bring you the story!

• Insect Plague- The output of your crops will be halved.

Personally, I’m thinking it will be a negative event, since the last two random events have been positive. All negative events can be prevented with a protective item bought from Bailey in the town square, just to the right of the auction house (where the old market board used to be). Will you play it safe and buy the item, or risk it and hope for a positive event? It’s entirely up to you.

That’s all for today! Be well, do good work, and farm on.