I agree with @VitorAffonso. For my setup, I spent a few weeks thinking through, designing, implementing and testing the basic operations that I think I’d need to have for the FarmWare. I also spend a couple of weeks figuring out what I’d like to plant based on how much time I could dedicate to figuring out the FarmBot while figuring out the plants (yield, spacing, water demands), while figuring out the weather…you get my point.
My best advice is to do start small, at least for the first year, as you’ll have your hands full. Choose a small number of crops and plant lots of them. Also, spend some time focusing on the basics before planting the first seed: grabbing and putting away tools, your water regiment, and calibrating your FarmBot. (take a look at these Farmwares: [FARMWARE] Mother’s Little Helper (MLH) and its inspiration [Farmware] Loop-Plants-With-Filters) Finally, the seed injector is a tricky beast (sometimes it’d pick up one seed, sometimes 3, and sometimes none). I’d recommend for your first round to have FarmBot visit each location, pause for a moment, and then you manually plant the seed.
Welcome to the club! Cheers!