Honey from a raft Beehive can feed a Biofuel production chain alongside raw food.
PC / Global, final release 1.0
WHERE & HOW TO FARM
Where to farm
Raft production area with a Beehive beside a flower plot and a Biofuel Refiner available for processing.
This is a processing loop rather than a stand-alone honey farm: maintain flowers beside a Beehive, collect Honeycomb, craft Honey and use it as a Biofuel input. Keep a separate supply of raw food for the refiner so the chain does not rely on honey alone.
Working Beehive and adjacent flower-filled Crop Plot.
Honeycomb collected from the hive and the ability to craft Honey.
Biofuel Refiner and raw food input for the production cycle.
Maintain at least three flowers in a Crop Plot directly beside the Beehive.
Protect the flower plot from seagulls and keep it growing so the hive continues to produce.
Check the hive and collect Honeycomb when it is ready.
Use the Honeycomb to craft Honey according to the available crafting recipe.
Place Honey and raw food into the Biofuel Refiner as inputs for Biofuel production.
Collect finished Biofuel and store it for the engines or other intended use.
Repeat hive collection and refiner loading as supplies become available.
Farming tips
Treat honey as one input in a broader refiner supply plan; preserve raw food for the same production chain.
Keep the hive, flowers and refiner close together to make collection and processing part of one raft routine.
Repeat, collect and use
The hive and refiner loop can continue while flowers, Honeycomb and raw food are available. It depends on ongoing farm output and stock, rather than being an unlimited immediate conversion.
Common mistakes
Putting Honeycomb directly into the refiner: craft Honey from it first.
Expecting honey alone to supply the whole cycle: keep raw food available too.
Letting the flower plot be eaten: protect it while preserving adjacency to the hive.
When to stop or switch
Pause refiner production when Biofuel storage is sufficient or raw food is needed for meals; keep the hive running if Honey has another use.
