28 Moves (revised)
2 Poppy Flowers
2 Black Sheep
140 Strawberries
140 Suns
Since they repositioned the poppies (and gave us 5 extra moves, thanks King!) its easier now to get them.
Move the bulls left and right respectively to get the top poppies, then DO NOT move the bulls at all.
You could move them down to hit flowers, if you really feel you need to, but do not move them left or right. The reason being, they are in the perfect position to get the lower poppies. If you move them, it is possible to get back to where they need to be, but it involves wasting moves, positioning sheep in the right place and its a lot of trouble to go to.
Move the bulls left and right respectively to get the top poppies, then DO NOT move the bulls at all.
You could move them down to hit flowers, if you really feel you need to, but do not move them left or right. The reason being, they are in the perfect position to get the lower poppies. If you move them, it is possible to get back to where they need to be, but it involves wasting moves, positioning sheep in the right place and its a lot of trouble to go to.
You DO NOT need to get
any of the flowers other than poppies to pass this level. But to get
to the two bottom poppies, and the hay, you have to clear some.
Different variations
seem to help as regards moving the bull. If you make a row next to
the flowers and move a bull at the same time, it seems to count as
two openings.
Sometimes I found
moving the bulls helped open crops, but if you focus on that too
much, you end up using all your moves.
Since the changes were made, its better to concentrate on opening flowers before you move the sheep. Once you have got a clear run later on, you can move the sheep then and get them into place with less moves.
You need to combine
moves. You need cascading crops.
You need T and L combinations
and +5. You need patience.
You need to open as
many flowers as you can on each move, so that hopefully you can get
inbetween them, as the important ones are above the hay and the
sides.
Companions aren't
needed for the crop quota, you can make them pretty well. But they
are handy for throwing crops and matching themselves, simply by
getting a number of crops removed for you, meaning you get fresh ones
falling.
Some extra advice from another player, Trish Murray :
My
method was to move the sheep near to the hay but not too close, then
put all your attention on clearing the flowers down each side to get
the bulls down to remove them. There is only roughly 1 board in ten
where you can really get a good chance of getting it. I would log on
log out of each play after about 3 moves if it didn't appear to be a
good board.