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Jute fibre
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Jute fibre

#5931

"I can weave this to make sacks."

Wiki GE
High Alch 3 gp
Low Alch 2 gp
Store Value 6 gp
GE Limit 13,000

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About Jute fibre

"I can weave this to make sacks."

Jute fibre is a hops-patch crop harvested from jute seeds at 13 Farming. Players spin jute fibre at any spinning wheel to obtain sack scraps that combine into empty sacks used for Sandstone delivery, grain hauling, and Crafting tasks. With a 13,000 GE buy limit and very low alch value, jute fibre is a low-margin bulk Farming output mostly demanded by sandstone bagging routines.

Item Details

Item ID 5931
Members Yes
Store Value 6 gp
High Alch 3 gp
Low Alch 2 gp
GE Limit 13,000 / 4h

Item Information

Released 2005-05-09
Update Farming
Weight 0.005 kg
Tradeable Yes
Stackable No
Noteable Yes
Equipable No
Quest item No
Alchable Yes
Destroy Drop
Options Drop

Creation Recipes

Crafting Level 1 0 P2P
Creates: Sack scrap
Materials:
Jute fibre
Facility: Spinning wheel

Used in production (1)

Product Skill Lvl XP Qty
Empty sack Crafting 21 1 4

History (2)

  1. 2006-12-12

    Sandstone delivery contract introduced steady empty sack demand for jute fibre spinning.

  2. 2005-05-09

    Added with the Farming skill launch as a hops-patch crop.

Related Items

Jute seed Component
Seed planted at 13 Farming to grow jute fibre
Empty sack Product
Crafted from spun jute scraps and used to bag sandstone or grain
Hammerstone hops Alternative
Alternative hops-patch crop grown at low Farming levels

Market Strategy

  • Investment Notes
  • Farming output keeps GE supply abundant and prices flat
  • Demand spikes around Crafting bot bans and bulk Sandstone bag runs
  • Buy limit of 13,000 supports very large bulk flips at thin margins
  • High alch unprofitable: 3 gp return barely covers nature rune cost

Trading Tips

Cross-check jute seed price for Farming run profitability
Bulk-buy after major bot bans for Crafting demand surge
Pair with empty sack arbitrage when sandstone mining is in vogue