The FarmCapi Team and our editorial policy

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The FarmCapi Team makes the FarmCapi game and writes everything on this site: the guides, the blog posts and these site pages. We sign as a team, without personal names. This page explains where our information comes from and how to ask for a correction.

Who we are

The FarmCapi Team develops FarmCapi, a free browser farming game made in Brazil. Because we build the game, we know things a generic article can't: the exact numbers for every crop and recipe, why a chick grows in 6 hours and not 24, why a new building arrives with its first batch already cooking, why Capi talks less while you're watering. When an article uses that kind of information, it says it comes from "FarmCapi's game data."

Editorial policy

Game numbers come from the game data

Prices, timers, levels, recipes and rewards on this site come from FarmCapi's own data files, through a file generated automatically from them. We don't estimate or round to make things look nicer. Since the game is in beta, those numbers change as we balance it, so we write "in the current version (November 2026)" whenever a number matters.

Real-world facts have sources

Anything that isn't about the game, like capybara biology, the history of Facebook games or where cornmeal comes from, only goes in with a reliable source, linked and dated: government agencies, universities, museums, established news outlets and official company statements. Sources appear in the text and at the end of the page. If we can't confirm something, we leave it out.

Lists are fair, and we disclose that FarmCapi is ours

When we compare farming games, every claim about another game (platforms, price, free or paid, multiplayer, whether it still exists) is checked against an official source and dated. We say where other games are better. FarmCapi goes into lists under the same rules, weak points included, and it doesn't have to come first. Every list that includes FarmCapi says so: "Note: FarmCapi is our game."

Every page is dated

Each page shows when it was published and when it was last updated. Fast-changing facts, like other games' platforms and prices, carry the month we checked them.

No made-up social proof

We don't publish player counts, store ratings, testimonials or awards that don't exist. Anything planned for the game is labeled as planned, with no promised date.

Corrections

Spotted a mistake? Write to us through the contact page with the page address and the passage. We fix the text and update the page date. Corrections that change the meaning of game information are also noted in Updates.

Read more

  • About FarmCapi: why the game exists and what's planned.
  • FarmCapi guide: the current numbers, page by page.
  • Blog: sourced posts about farming games, capybaras and farm life.