Link isn’t a farmer, but when you play The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, you could be forgiven for making that mistake. He spends a lot of time worrying about fruits, vegetables, flowers, and grains for a swordsman. Here is our guide telling you where to find and farm Tabantha Wheat in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.
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Tears of the Kingdom – where to find and farm Tabantha Wheat
You will want to build up a healthy supply of Tabantha Wheat, because it’s an ingredient in a number of dishes. You’ve probably already developed a need for it, if you ever looked into how to make Carrot Stew.
Although you can buy Tabantha Wheat from the Gerudo, there is a much more affordable way to get your hands on some. To find and farm Tabantha Wheat, head straight to the source: the Tabantha Frontier.
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Unlike most ingredients, Tabantha Wheat doesn’t grow out in the open. You won’t see a text box pop up to let you know Tabantha Wheat is nearby until you slash at what looks like tall grass. Sometimes, your slashes reveal Tabantha Wheat. The crop appears in a bundle at that point and then you can grab it like you would any other item.
The best location to find wheat in the Tabantha Frontier is on Cuho Mountain. That’s the mountain located southwest of Rito Village. There is a large, grassy area near its peak (see the map of the location above). You should head there with any sharp weapon, such as a sword. Then hack at the grass. On a single visit, I’ve harvested as many as 10 bundles of wheat.
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The only bad news is that the area is patrolled by a powerful Wizzrobe that attacks with the lightning element. It produces Keese bats that fly toward you and shock you, plus it sends out bursts of electricity of its own. You’ll probably want to tend to that threat before you worry about harvesting your wheat.
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is available from the Nintendo Store.
