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Dates are a tasty fruit produced by [[requires::Date Palm]] trees. They can be [[Cooking|cooked]] in a [[Kitchen]] as an ingredient in meals.

Before a Date Palm will produce dates, the tree must first be fertilized by applying 1 [[saltpeter]]. After a while, a number of dates will ripen, which can be harvested by anyone. The tree must be re-fertilized with saltpeter to produce more dates.

I've got date yields as high as 17 from one tree at a time. However, yields of one or two are more common. If there is a pattern, I have been unable to determine it. [[User:JulianJaynes|JulianJaynes]] 14:32, 19 April 2009 (EST)

I can't confirm this 100%, but I believe it takes 2 hours for the first date to appear after fertilizing it. If you check, after the initial 2 hours, there will only be one date. But the longer (after the 2 hours), the more dates appear. In other words, the longer they remain unharvested, the more dates that keep adding to the tree's inventory. I checked at 1 hour and 1.5 hours, no dates. But there was 1 date after 2 hours... ~Cegaiel

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−	Before a Date Palm will produce dates, the tree must first be fertilized by applying 1 [[saltpeter]]. After a while, a number of dates will ripen, which can be harvested by anyone~~, as long as they are~~ carrying 1 saltpeter ~~to re-fertilize the tree. Upon harvesting the dates, the saltpeter is automatically applied to the tree~~.	+	==Source ==
		+	Before a Date Palm will produce dates, the tree must first be fertilized by applying 1 [[requires::saltpeter]]. After a while, a number of dates will ripen, which can be harvested by anyone carrying [[saltpeter]].

		+	The menu shown on the Palm Tree is:
		+	* Gather Dates and Fertilize with Saltpeter

		+	Upon harvesting the dates, the saltpeter is automatically applied to the tree.
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		+	== Purpose ==
	Dates can be [[Cooking\|cooked]] in a [[Kitchen]] as an ingredient in meals. They are also used to make the [[Ambrosia\|ambrosia]] for Ra in the [[Test_of_Festivals\|Test of Festivals]], and to build a living land tower for the [[Test_of_Towers\|Test of Towers]].		Dates can be [[Cooking\|cooked]] in a [[Kitchen]] as an ingredient in meals. They are also used to make the [[Ambrosia\|ambrosia]] for Ra in the [[Test_of_Festivals\|Test of Festivals]], and to build a living land tower for the [[Test_of_Towers\|Test of Towers]].
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−	Dates can be [[Cooking\|cooked]] in a [[Kitchen]] as an ingredient in meals. They are also used to make the [[Ambrosia\|ambrosia]] for Ra in the [[Test_of_Festivals\|Test of Festivals]]], and to build a living land tower for the [[Test_of_Towers\|Test of Towers]].	+	Dates can be [[Cooking\|cooked]] in a [[Kitchen]] as an ingredient in meals. They are also used to make the [[Ambrosia\|ambrosia]] for Ra in the [[Test_of_Festivals\|Test of Festivals]], and to build a living land tower for the [[Test_of_Towers\|Test of Towers]].

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-'''Dates''' are a tasty fruit produced by [[requires::Date Palm]] trees. They can be [[Cooking|cooked]] in a [[Kitchen]] as an ingredient in meals.
+'''Dates''' are a tasty fruit produced by [[requires::Date Palm]] trees.
 Before a Date Palm will produce dates, the tree must first be fertilized by applying 1 [[saltpeter]].  After a while, a number of dates will ripen, which can be harvested by anyone, as long as they are carrying 1 saltpeter to re-fertilize the tree.  Upon harvesting the dates, the saltpeter is automatically applied to the tree.

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 {{Template:ItemInfo|weight=1|bulk=3|image=Dates.png|description=A tasty fruit.}}
-Dates are a tasty fruit produced by [[requires::Date Palm]] trees. They can be [[Cooking|cooked]] in a [[Kitchen]] as an ingredient in meals.
+'''Dates''' are a tasty fruit produced by [[requires::Date Palm]] trees. They can be [[Cooking|cooked]] in a [[Kitchen]] as an ingredient in meals.
-Before a Date Palm will produce dates, the tree must first be fertilized by applying 1 [[saltpeter]].  After a while, a number of dates will ripen, which can be harvested by anyone as long as they are carrying 1 saltpeter to re-fertilize the tree.  Upon harvesting the dates, the saltpeter is automatically applied to the tree.
+Before a Date Palm will produce dates, the tree must first be fertilized by applying 1 [[saltpeter]].  After a while, a number of dates will ripen, which can be harvested by anyone, as long as they are carrying 1 saltpeter to re-fertilize the tree.  Upon harvesting the dates, the saltpeter is automatically applied to the tree.

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−	Before a Date Palm will produce dates, the tree must first be fertilized by applying 1 [[saltpeter]]. After a while, a number of dates will ripen, which can be harvested by anyone. ~~The tree must be re-fertilized with~~ saltpeter to ~~produce more dates~~.	+	Before a Date Palm will produce dates, the tree must first be fertilized by applying 1 [[saltpeter]]. After a while, a number of dates will ripen, which can be harvested by anyone as long as they are carrying 1 saltpeter to re-fertilize the tree. Upon harvesting the dates, the saltpeter is automatically applied to the tree.
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	Before a Date Palm will produce dates, the tree must first be fertilized by applying 1 [[saltpeter]]. After a while, a number of dates will ripen, which can be harvested by anyone. The tree must be re-fertilized with saltpeter to produce more dates.		Before a Date Palm will produce dates, the tree must first be fertilized by applying 1 [[saltpeter]]. After a while, a number of dates will ripen, which can be harvested by anyone. The tree must be re-fertilized with saltpeter to produce more dates.
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−	By order of the "Courtious [sic] Resource Collection Act" [[Laws\|law]] passed by Egypt, you cannot gather dates from a Date Palm unless you are carrying saltpeter. Upon gathering, 1 saltpeter is automatically used to re-fertilize the tree.
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 Before a Date Palm will produce dates, the tree must first be fertilized by applying 1 [[saltpeter]].  After a while, a number of dates will ripen, which can be harvested by anyone.  The tree must be re-fertilized with saltpeter to produce more dates.
-I've got date yields as high as 17 from one tree at a time.  However, yields of one or two are more common.  If there is a pattern, I have been unable to determine it. [[User:JulianJaynes|JulianJaynes]] 14:32, 19 April 2009 (EST)
+By order of the "Courtious [sic] Resource Collection Act" [[Laws|law]] passed by Egypt, you cannot gather dates from a Date Palm unless you are carrying saltpeter.  Upon gathering, 1 saltpeter is automatically used to re-fertilize the tree.
 I can't confirm this 100%, but I believe it takes 2 hours for the first date to appear after fertilizing it. If you check, after the initial 2 hours, there will only be one date.  But the longer (after the 2 hours), the more dates appear. In other words, the longer they remain unharvested, the more dates that keep adding to the tree's inventory. I checked at 1 hour and 1.5 hours, no dates. But there was 1 date after 2 hours... ~Cegaiel

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	I can't confirm this 100%, but I believe it takes 2 hours for the first date to appear after fertilizing it. If you check, after the initial 2 hours, there will only be one date. But the longer (after the 2 hours), the more dates appear. In other words, the longer they remain unharvested, the more dates that keep adding to the tree's inventory. I checked at 1 hour and 1.5 hours, no dates. But there was 1 date after 2 hours... ~Cegaiel		I can't confirm this 100%, but I believe it takes 2 hours for the first date to appear after fertilizing it. If you check, after the initial 2 hours, there will only be one date. But the longer (after the 2 hours), the more dates appear. In other words, the longer they remain unharvested, the more dates that keep adding to the tree's inventory. I checked at 1 hour and 1.5 hours, no dates. But there was 1 date after 2 hours... ~Cegaiel
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		+	I was making a circuit of the same 6 date trees about every hour and a half (real time) and some trees would have immature dates and some would have dates ready for picking. Yield was anywhere between 1 and 20, even with minimal time between fertilizing and harvesting. -Detour, Sept 2010.