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Yes, but the machines only require something like 2-4 mj/t, which is hardly much and a single machine can work on several layers of farms, while it takes several golems per layer to match their speed. Also, Melons just overtook the massive lead the pumpkins had (had 2 stacks of pumpkins before...

Regarding the part I bolded, I'm testing this right now and you very well may be on to something here. I can't say yet for sure since I started the melon farm a little late, but it does seem to be catching up to the pumpkin farm with relative ease. Regarding the terraformer from ic2...useless...

Technically I could give them a bigger farm as they are now, it's just more of a matter of it being easier to align chunk loaders so some parts of your farm don't get unloaded while others are still loaded. Anyway, something I haven't tried yet though is the IC2 terraformer for sugarcane...

Ok, been doing some golem harvesting tests with a 7x7 carrot and pumpkin farm (they do harvest, they just have trouble recognizing them being grown from time to time) and the pumpkin farm is pretty well ahead right now and seems to be widening the gap. I did start off the pumpkin farm all fully...

As for the carrot part, it doesn't take much energy to power the harvesters and planters, however if you use TC3 golems to do the harvesting and gathering you can cut out any power usage from the farms. All you have to do is set up is some smart straw golem workers to gather and replant the...

A follow up on the gregtech -> methane thing. How do you see how high their fuel value is for a railcraft boiler without using a stopwatch? Also, liquid boilers can run on hydrogen, lithium, and nitro-coalfuel cells as well, but the methane method seems to be the easiest to handle. Also, you...

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As for the fertilizer part, you can run fermenters on mulch, which can be easily produced via a wheat farm and moisteners. With this you can get a lot of moss cobble that you can also turn into scrap, and you can prdouce tons of mulch when setup right. Edit: Also, good find with the methane...

That's assuming you're only using the farms for biofuel though, which may be the case with most instances. However, it wasn't just a measure of land taken, but also a measure of how many machines you'll need to run. Now, having said that, I don't know how many of each of the different farms it...

If you think that's griefing, you haven't seen the wand of equal trade from TC3. Nice house made of stone ya got there, let's replace that all with tnt. But yea, I can see that as a problem, especially when combined with the wand mentioned above, as they could simply replace a stone structure...

And that is with the latest version running on 1.4.6? I'm making sure because since 1.4.2 solid fuels were heavily nerfed. Also, in the video you mentioned doing this instead of processing biofuel and all that stuff, howver those methods don't require the use of industrialcraft, which some...

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Well, that's why it was in the form of a question, since I haven't tried it yet :P Perhaps, then, have the wooden pipe be connected to a buffer that then drops the items into the arboretum?

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Couldn't you just replace the wooden pipe with something like a trasnposer if it's directly connected to the ATC and arboretum? It should work like a wooden pipe to autocraft the fertilizer and should refuse any sand trying to enter it through its output side.

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Dear god, why is this rose on me? I'm a bloody action novel!

No problem. I actually expected the issue to be something like that, which is why I mentioned posting the pictures to see if I could catch anything you might not have noticed, but you caught on to it ^_^

Just did a small test using a transposer to pull out the charcoal from a chest, send it through a filter, and into a generator. When tubed in from the side it did indeed go into the top slot, but when tubed in from below it properly went into the bottom slot. Perhaps post a picture of your setup?