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A:one end of the farm, as in the left farm plot and the pipe connectors touching it are inputs with the right farm plot and its pipe connectors are outputs.
Or
B:The pipe connectors on the same long side are both inputs and the opposing long side are just outputs.
If its B my setup should work, but it won't with A.
The dedicated inputs and outputs looks to be the issue as my pipe network is in a loop on one end of the farm, basically I'v connected to both inputs and no outputs. Now that I know that, it's an easy fix and would also explain why my first setup wouldn't pull anything as I apparently connected to just the output side. I would recommend, if you can, changing the green emissive lights on the pipe connections to blue (the one used for an active pipe segment) and red to mark input/outputs. There is know way to tell which end is which as it stands without trial and error.