Milpa game

Try it now. Press enter to begin your search. Close Search. First Acre Program Do you want to feed people and build community? Sharing of resources between the plants. These resources include water, essential nutrients, soil and ecology. The different species of plants coexist and work together. Improve soil and water health. Microbial activity within the soil. It all starts with a seed… lots of them. Play Video Thick food plots with advantages.

Play Video Our Chaos Garden test plot. Play Video So what is a Chaos Garden? Noah Young Love Match three crops in a row to harvest them. Plan ahead to make big combos. Move quickly before the Skull eats the crops, and collect enough crops to meet the needs of your people. Or, play Night Practice mode for a quick one-level game you can play at your own pace, without the Skull.

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