Fred's farm

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Fred's farm

Fred's farm


Released		4 January 2001 (Update)
Also called		Lumbridge farm
Members		No
Location		Lumbridge
League region		Misthalin✓
Teleports		Lumbridge teleport
Music		Harmony

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Type		farm

Fred's farm, also known as the Lumbridge farm, is a large farm in Lumbridge found north of the Lumbridge Castle. The farm is owned by Fred the Farmer, and is worked by Fred and several farmers.

Quests

Players commence Sheep Shearer by speaking to Fred the Farmer, who will request the player to shear his sheep.
During Cold War, players will talk to the Sheep (penguins).

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