As Draenor comes closer and closer, Halfhill farm will most probably mean nothing for you in little less than a month. So, this hint maybe a bit late. But as I’m constantly busy with my alts’ professions, I use farming daily now for mats, and that means like 35 days of planting and collecting crops.
So, if you are still crushing daily at Halfhill like I do, consider this.
As you all know, there are several types of calamities that happen to your plants as soon as you sow them. I like to handle with hawks and virmen, cause you collect them in one mob party and AoE them. I like using water barrel and that device that eradicates small flies because it’s also a good AoE in one click. What I hate is when you have to cope with each plant one by one. One of these disasters is when you have to pull a big strong vine out for 15 meters.
Tell me one thing: how do you do it?
Most probably you always did it the same way as I did: backing, taking small steps. But not longer than 2 days ago I discovered a better way to do it: you turn and RUN AWAY, holding the vine.
Of course it’s not a proper running, cause the vine holds you. But nevertheless it saves you a bit time. And if you knew that from the very beginning, it would save you precious gaming minutes, if not hours – cause you can’t possibly count how many vines you pulled out since when Pandaria started.
When Draenor hits you and you’ll be all up into garrisons – who knows if there will also be some small things to save your time from daily routines.
You could share any hints from daily routine that you are using yourself.
Gnomecore 
Tip: You can also pull the vines while mounted. Save them all for last, mount up, and pull.
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That’s even better! :)
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Correction: I tried it today’s morning – it works! And even more: you can pull up, taking a flight directly to the Sun – that would be the fastest way I guess. Especially with my druid Mayluna in her raven form.
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