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Efficient Farming Tips in Stardew Valley

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Efficient Farming Tips in Stardew Valley

TL;DR Focus on ancient fruit farming, utilize kegs for wine production, and maximize the use of sprinklers and fertilizers for efficient crop management.

Crop Management and Layout

Efficient crop management is crucial for maximizing profits in Stardew Valley. Utilizing sprinklers effectively can save time and effort. One user mentioned having 432 sprinkler tiles on their farm plus additional ones in the greenhouse for ancient fruit [1:1]. Consider splitting processing equipment into multiple sheds to allow for more space and decoration [1:5]. Deluxe retaining soil is highly recommended as it retains water and reduces the need for daily watering [2:1].

Fertilizer Use

Fertilizers can significantly enhance crop yield and quality. Many players overlook the importance of fertilizers until later in the game [3:1][3:4]. Using deluxe speed-gro can help achieve extra harvests, especially in early spring when aiming for gold parsnips [3:4]. Fertilizers are particularly beneficial for crops that will be processed into higher-value products like wine [3:5].

Ancient Fruit and Wine Production

Ancient fruit is one of the most profitable crops in the game, especially when processed into wine. A field full of ancient fruit combined with a shed full of kegs can generate substantial income [5:2]. It's advisable to focus on ancient fruit farming on Ginger Island where conditions are optimal [1:3].

Diversification and Income Streams

While farming is generally the most profitable activity, diversifying income streams can be beneficial. Incorporating animals, although less profitable than crops, adds variety and can complement other farming activities [5:7]. Additionally, setting up ongoing income streams such as crab pots for fishing XP or mushroom logs for consistent harvests can provide supplementary income [2:8][1:2].

Aesthetic and Efficiency Balance

Balancing efficiency with aesthetics can enhance the overall enjoyment of the game. Some players focus on creating cozy and charming farm layouts while maintaining productivity [1]. Splitting processing equipment into themed sheds not only improves efficiency but also allows for creative decoration [1:1].

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Revamping My Stardew Farm: Efficiency Meets Cozy Charm

Posted by Low-Corner-5675 · in r/StardewValley · 7 months ago
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Hey fellow farmers! I've been diving back into Stardew Valley and reworking my farm layout—it's amazing how every change makes the game feel fresh again. What’s everyone focusing on these days? Any tips for balancing crop efficiency with a cozy aesthetic? Let's swap ideas and celebrate our little pixel paradises!

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beavernator · 7 months ago

Mushroom log farming is a very new addition to the game. With 10 hardwood and 10 moss you get a log that produces up to 5 mushrooms every 4 days. The number of trees and the type of trees within 3 diagonal squares from the log will determine how many mushrooms will spawn and their overall quality. The mushrooms pair well with the dehydrator, preserve jar, and whatever kind of tree you want to tap (except maple).

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Freedomflighter · 6 months ago

https://preview.redd.it/xogt46ig9cme1.jpeg?width=1280&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=170a56f7c966c5fe4b3100a574a4d6bd8bb2ca2d

This is my farm right now, just attained perfection for the first time in year 5 and I’m happy with the work / pretty balance so far! I do all my ancient fruit farming on ginger island. Still some work to do. >!Damn you giant Qi fruit!<

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beavernator · 6 months ago

It is a cozy thing. The feeling of having a chest full of mushrooms you can't process yet because your preserve jars are too slow is the surest sign in the world that you're going to be okay.

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Proof-Fudge-6285 · 7 months ago

I have 432 sprinkler tiles on my farm + 116 in the greenhouse that I use exclusively for ancient fruit. 1 shed for wine, 1 for processing (cheese, mayo etc..) and one for aging roe. I used to keep all of my processing equipment in one big shed for the most part but splitting it into three fills up more space on the farm and gives me more space in each shed to decorate. I really love going into my shed now and having a fire place and decor. In my fish shed I put anchors on the wall and the trout portrait and really leaned into the theme. I’ve been loving this change and it makes my farm feel functional and cute at the same time :)

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One-Seaweed1887 · 7 months ago

I use one big shed for all of my chests and machines. But it gets crowded. I like your idea of splitting things up to allow some elbow room with space left to decorate. One huge benefit of gaining perfection is the freedom to spend all day making things pretty.

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Lotech · 7 months ago

I love these ideas!

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keqings · 6 months ago

omg this sounds amazing! could u maybe drop some pics here when u have the chance? o:

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ayyndrew · 6 months ago

is this AI?

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olive_owl_ · 6 months ago

I hope not 😞

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Farm Efficiency

Posted by wateredglass · in r/StardewValley · 4 months ago
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I am really lazy. I have made it so that the farm works with the absolute minimum effort on my part. How could I further maximise my space, while keeping the aesthetic, but in a way that uses little to no effort on my part?

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sesquedoodle · 4 months ago

Shed or two to the left of to your house. Fill with kegs. Add fruit trees to the edges of your greenhouse as shown here https://www.stardewvalleywiki.com/Greenhouse. 

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IfYouKnowYouKnowYaNo · 4 months ago

Also curious why you bothered using the upgraded sprinklers when the regular iridium is the coverage of your design

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wateredglass · OP · 4 months ago

I like upgrading stuff, and I also wanted to splurge even though I did not need to, so I used the upgrade for the pretty

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ThDuk1 · 4 months ago

And the tea bushes don’t even need watering at all

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wateredglass · OP · 4 months ago

Yeah, but they needed something in the middle, and you cannot walk to the middle, so it becomes cut off, hence I made an aesthetic choice

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Bakingsquared80 · 4 months ago

Your basement should really only be casks. Fill it to the brim and wait half a year to double your profits

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wateredglass · OP · 4 months ago

Oooo. Thank you for the advice

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VG13-30 · 4 months ago

https://preview.redd.it/0c9a4i9qxlze1.jpeg?width=3840&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a40707f9e273584886bd9d3169bbfe95c20c93a4

This is my basement 😅 Got nearly half a mil on gold star wine. I don’t bother going iridium, so i always stop at gold for max profit. Less pay but more money in the long run, faster (with my poor math skills)

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IfYouKnowYouKnowYaNo · 4 months ago

Deluxe retaining soil is so OP. I just wish you could use multiple fertilizers. Deluxe retaining soil and hyper speed grow would be so sick. 28 days is so long to wait on crops. Being able to cut 9 or 10 days off with hyper speed grow is incredible. Star fruit taking 8 days instead of 13 is a game changer too

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wateredglass · OP · 4 months ago

We need more crops that do not have to be replanted

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DavidHD4K · 4 months ago

Yeah do it, I'm still working on my first year so I'm nowhere near the looks of yours 😅 but I'll get there

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DavidHD4K · 4 months ago

Ngl, I really like this design... might borrow the idea img

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I didn't realize the importance of using fertilizer for crops🤦🏽‍♀️

Posted by morganaaliciaa · in r/StardewValley · 5 months ago

This whole time, I didn't realize how helpful it is. Mind you, I'm on year 4 of my second file and almost finished my perfection and just didn't really think to use it

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BaconAndMeggs52 · 5 months ago

I am so with you on that 😭 I just finished my first perfection run and didn't care about fertilizers at all. Didn't craft the bone mill till almost the end and only bc I needed to do so for perfection. Had stacks and stacks of 999 sap and could easily be at least doing basic fertilizer all this time lol. There is sooo much strategy that can be utilized with fertilizers and I literally just didn't even think about it haha!

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morganaaliciaa · OP · 5 months ago

Yeah exactly lol just the fact that that's how you get iridium crops, I just never really cared much about it but it would've helped😂

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BaconAndMeggs52 · 5 months ago

Literally!!! My first iridium crop was from a fruit tree! I was like "huh didn't even know you could get that" 🤦🏼‍♀️ I justified it to myself that by that point most of my stuff was getting processed anyway so it didn't matter the quality. Still...great to know for the next farm I guess haha!

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Esehrk · 5 months ago

I usually just use deluxe speed gro apart from spring year 1 when going for 5 gold parsnips since it usually let's you get an extra harvest in.

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dieseldarnit · 5 months ago

I used fertilizer until I started just putting everything into kegs

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Anyone else love farming?

Posted by Zonkcter · in r/dontstarve · 3 months ago
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I love how in depth the system is and the fact real farm strategies such as crop rotations, plant synergies such as the real life three sister farming, and just straight fertilizing constantly are all viable ways to farm crops.

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Mr_Lisreal · 3 months ago

I do.

With snapped tills mod it's possible to get giants with 10 crops per square

This opens up a lot of self-sufficient combinations

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Snail-Man-36 · 3 months ago

Doesn’t that take away points for overcrowding

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Mr_Lisreal · 3 months ago

Nope. 10 is allowed, 11 is too many

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Kaosil_UwU · 3 months ago

I think it's really really fun, finding specific crop combinations to grow giants is so satisfying

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grief242 · 3 months ago

Only as wormwood, because I hate tilling.

I got something like 100 dragon fruit seeds now. I need to get a rotation going since I only have 1 waxed giga dragon fruit

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CruetusNex · 3 months ago

Wurt got an update, she has a skill tree now, and with it you can give merms tools and they will till for you, 3x3 perfect grids every time!

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NotMlem · 3 months ago

Use auto tills with the snapping tills.mod

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Defiant_Pin_7539 · 3 months ago

Personally,,, I have never ever done good at farming. You should write a tutorial or something!

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DemonZ67 · 3 months ago

You should try crop combinations! A really easy one is 4 toma roots and 4 potatoes on a plot. They fertilise each other and 4 is the number of crops you need to give them their family bonuses. From there you just need to water and talk to them. Talking to them can be made really easy with the One Man Band, the Friendly Fruit Fly, or shell bells.

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SocksesForFoxes · 3 months ago

I usually use beefalo horns, I use frog rain to take out any outliers from the main herd.

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dread_fairy · 3 months ago

Or the gramophone! I find it to be the easiest and cheapest to make! No sanity drain and handsfree! The "hardest" thing is making a record for it since it takes a batalisk wing, which is still pretty easy to find.

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thefateule · 3 months ago

Do I love it? Yes.

Do I do it? No, coz I die before that.

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which is the most efficient way of earning : fishing,mining or farming.

Posted by GUNKAz_bruh · in r/StardewValley · 2 years ago

If fishing where the catch the most expensive ones

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MuchBetterThankYou · 2 years ago

Farming out earns every other skill in the game by miles. A field full of ancient fruit, a shed full of kegs, and a barn full of pigs will get you more money than any other method outside of mods or cheats.

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Useful-Importance664 · 2 years ago

Fishing early on, farming (including animals) for the rest of the game.

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Lazy-Association-311 · 2 years ago

I'm on my third year in the game (first time playing) and I can't get the hang of fishing!!! I was pretty poor the first year so I feel like I'm behind compared to what I could have done! And I feel like I'll never get the fish community boxes done! But I guess I can take as long as I need lol But I love my little farm animals and crops and making wine and soon I will marry my one true love Sebastian 😊

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Useful-Importance664 · 2 years ago

Fishing is hard in the beginning, it really is a skill you will learn if you keep trying. When your fishing level goes up the bar gets bigger. Once you unlocked crabpots, you can use those to get xp.

The training rod really helps with learning how to fish, it also only gives you easy fish to catch.

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Tewu7 · 2 years ago

Animals don't make much money. Pigs are the best but it takes too much time to care for them, you need to build all the farm buildings and wait for them to grow up. Plus they don't produce during winter.

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risen_peanutbutter · 2 years ago

Probably farming. There's a lot of things you can produce simultaneously

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[deleted] · 2 years ago

Fishing early, farming mid then Sebby, we need to cook, ancient fruit wine, NO, SEBBY, SEBBY THIS IS IMPORTANT, OUR BLUE PRODUCT MUST BE 99.9% PURITY.

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Arcanemag · 2 years ago

Huh, nice reference.

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[deleted] · 2 years ago

Its a real Jack moment

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Gilleafrey · 2 years ago

Diversifying. That and setting up all the little ongoong income streams you can think of.

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Am I wrong, or is making seeds more profitable than processing into pickles?

Posted by Dizz_Man217 · in r/Palia · 2 months ago

I see YouTube videos that go on about the passive profitability of farming mostly will tell you to always process your crops into pickled/kimchi variants. But I feel like in terms of straight profit it's better to process your harvest into seeds; here me out

Lets say you have 30 starred bok choy, selling them straight from harvest will net you 1350 coins

If you process them all into starred bok choy kimchi you'll get 2010 coins

But if you turn them all into starred seeds you will get 2640 coins (remember that 1 bok choy turns into 4 seeds)

Is this true for all crops? Or are some more profitable turning into pickled jars

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Naiden44 · 2 months ago

I started the game recently and made a quick google sheet, here's the summary of what you need to do with crops:

https://preview.redd.it/mrx48fe96mbf1.png?width=419&format=png&auto=webp&s=6295336c5c015f3a9ad9b4d619113b75e139986e

I calculated based on the value for non-starred and starred crops, then how many crop for a seed and the difference of value between preserve jar or seed maker.

Sometimes it's not a big difference in money, but it's always more money anyway

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mildredbee · 2 months ago

Wait... there's lettuce?

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Naiden44 · 2 months ago

It's on the wiki so i put it in my spreadsheet but I have no idea

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txbach · 2 months ago

Love a good spreadsheet

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inoplanetanu · 2 months ago

The best passive profit i found are apples. Use preserves until you reach the gold limit of 1 mil then make seeds and store them, I store 1000 seeds. When you spend gold sell the seeds to cover the spent gold and replenish the storage back to 1000. This is what I found takes the minimum effort.

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Solomiester · 2 months ago

thats neat. apples take a long time to grow how long do you think it took to get to 1 mill?

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inoplanetanu · 2 months ago

I was not in a hurry but I used 8 preserves. They make me about 50k every 2 days. Maximum passive. Had to enter 6 times a day to water the apples to get one harvest a day.

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donnethan1 · 2 months ago

A HQ preserve sells for 144 so you'd need 6,945 preserves to go from 0 to 1 mil.

Each preserve takes 1hr 16 min, so 76 min to make. So it'd take 527,820 min or 8,797 hrs to make all of the preserves if youre using one machine. I don't know what the max amount of preserve machines you can have is, but using 10 would drop that down to 880hrs.

So like 37 days of constant upkeep to go from 0 to 1 mil?. All times are rounded up and down not factor in the grow time for the almost 7k apples youd need because the very idea of that math makes my brain hurt lol

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owowhi · 2 months ago

There are spreadsheets out there because I believe it varies by crop - some you’re better off preserving. Hopefully someone else has a more recent one but here’s one that I have bookmarked in the meantime

Edit - wait this one is better than the first one

https://www.reddit.com/r/Palia/s/1Dcp96LuZa

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HepKhajiit · 2 months ago

It depends on the crops. For example apples take 10 apples to make one seed, which star quality sells for $1050. If you turn those 10 apples into jam they sell for $144 each, so multiply by 10 you're getting $1440 for those same 10 apples. From what I've generally seen bok choy and potatoes are usually better to turn into seeds, most things are better to persevere.

I'd also add to your consideration for his. Preserves jars are solely for turning things into profit. Seed makers are needed to continue your garden by making seeds. My seed makers are frequently tied up in making more seeds to plant in my garden and can't always be devoted to making profit. When you're later game and can afford tons of crafting slots then it won't matte as much since, but early game it does.

Then there's also the time factor to add in. Seed makers are often faster than preserves, but that also means needing to log in more often to keep feeding in crops, and that's not always possible for everyone.

All that to say the difference is usually very minimal. So minimal that for most the best thing to do is use what's available. Seed makers tied up in crops you need to replant? Preserve it. Preservers all tied up but nothing in your seed makers? Turn it into seeds. The small hit in profit from not doing the most optimal one is nothing compared to the hit in potential profit you will take by not having everything running.

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No_Community_8279 · 2 months ago

"Preserves jars are solely for turning things into profit."

Not me running around Bahari Bay eating fistfuls of jam to keep my focus up.

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HepKhajiit · 2 months ago

Hahaha okay true I know some people like eating preserves. Idk, I prefer eating something that fills my focus all the way in one bite and I like cooking.

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Can someone give me tips for surviving in the mines?

Posted by Ford___Focus · in r/StardewValley · 5 years ago

I don't really get the chance to go mining because I'm scared my crops will dry up. Also, I keep running out of energy. Is there any way of preserving energy?

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EvieHarker · 5 years ago

Once you've watered your crops once they're watered for the day so they won't dry up. Food is the best way to keep energy up while in the mines which you can either buy from Gus or make in your house's kitchen once you upgrade it at least once

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Ford___Focus · OP · 5 years ago

That's useful to know! Thank you!

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Papa_Ken01 · 5 years ago

Another tip is also doing it during rainy days. Not only you'll have so much time, you'll also have enough energy to save. Just make sure you bring lots of foods or forage. If you've been keen on logging trees, save some nuts and craft them into field snacks .

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DonarudoDuck · 5 years ago

My usual routine for days when I go to the mines looks a little something like this:

- water everything

- pack food for healing/energy (usually stuff I've foraged or fish)

- go to the hot spring to bring my energy back to max

- hit up the mines

Hope this helps!

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Ford___Focus · OP · 5 years ago

Thank you! I'll probably stick to that schedule from now on!

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Refrigerator10 · 5 years ago

This isn’t really about surviving but something I have messed up in the past. Don’t spend a ton on money a sword at the adventure’s guild. If you can rough it out to level 90 you get a really good sword. Then you can easily clear out floors from monsters.

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LilacLizard404 · 5 years ago

In terms of preserving energy, if you upgrade your pickaxe and increase your mining skill, mining will take less energy.

You can also eat food to increase your energy and health. If you have plenty of maple seeds, pine cones, and acorns, you can craft field snacks which are pretty decent to start off with.

Hope this helps! Have fun in the mines.

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Ford___Focus · OP · 5 years ago

Thank you for the help! I'm sure this'll come in very handy!

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Best way to gain profit!

Posted by CaiteeBob · in r/StardewValley · 5 years ago

I’m looking to maximise my profit margin! I have a bunch of trees and ancient fruits in my green house, and several animals, What are some ways to boost profit?

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Liongates142 · 5 years ago

With or without mods?

Mainly pigs, they are huge source of income.

But that aside. Sheds, barns, quarry, all possible public areas filled with kegs is the way to go for most people.

What's your goal? Do you just want a farm that makes so much gold you have nothing to do?

Do you want to maximise whilst working for it or using mods like automate?

Tell me a bit more :)

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Lenneth1031 · 5 years ago

Well, if you have ancients fruits ready already, the best way is to plant ancient seeds outside of the greenhouse at spring. Get 3,000 ancient seeds ready at spring 1 with deluxe speed gro and change the farming skill to agriculture. That will provide 30,000 ancient fruits at fall. With close to 3K kegs, you will end up with close to 70 mils in one year from ancient wines.

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prompted_animal · 5 years ago

Sell more and use more sprinkles Make your farm huge

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brunoreis93 · 5 years ago

A lot of pigs with a lot of free space = a lot of truffle = a lot of truffle oil = profit!

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CaiteeBob · OP · 5 years ago

It’s without mods as I play on switch, And i want a nice looking farm, but also want to make it easier to upgrade buildings and build more without it taking literally forever hahha

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Farming

Posted by Onii-Sama27 · in r/CultOfTheLamb · 5 months ago

I feel like I'm doing something wrong with farming. I have 5 Farm 2s and all of the farming space is covered in plots, but I'm not getting that many seed back, I am slowly losing seeds. Am I supposed to break even on seeds, is there a chance that seeds don't drop?

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Math1Cats · 5 months ago

Yea you'll slowly lose seeds (each crop will give less than one seed on average) and you'll have to restock either via crusades or the seed shop

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UROROTED · 5 months ago

What about effeciency? How much plots should one farm have on average? Sorry if it's rude to ask

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Ok_Benefit_2235 · 5 months ago

Not rude to ask. I'm on like day 250 something and have 3 farm 2s mostly full up of plots (I sacrificed three spaces each for scarecrow, farm totem, and propaganda speaker) and have around 20-30 followers at any given time. You could probably keep a lot more followers with my setup, I've not been low on food since like day 70.

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Free Cut Grass

Posted by taplar · in r/Dinkum · 4 months ago

Another small tip that some may have missed, though it's a little more involved than the pearl collecting.

Rather than using a weapon to cut grass and use energy and add wear to your items, you can cut grass with flowers.

If you pick up any flower and you put it down on grass, it removes the grass and can give you grass seeds. You don't use energy when placing or picking up flowers.

I say it's a little more involved as with default controls (for pc at least) the rotation is like left click to place, e to unplant, and right click to pick up. So on its own that's not very useful, but if you have any knowledge of how to make macros then you can automate that rotation to a button press or mouse click.

I've done macros in the past with free software called AutoHotKey, but I just recently realized my Corsair mouse/keyboard has software for it (iCUE) that has built in support for making macros, so I've been trying to use that rather than installing AHK on my newer pc.

Maybe not a super useful tip for everyone, but if you can do it you can essentially harvest grass all through the night until you hand starts cramping, lol.

Remember breaks are important!

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eatpraymunt · 4 months ago

Very creative! I usually just use the hoe but this is smart for late nights

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Different_Umpire9003 · 4 months ago

The hoe?! The sickle is way better. It can cut 3 at a time.

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eatpraymunt · 4 months ago

Yes that is what I meant 😅 Iron scythe does 6. Hoe would do 6 too but then it kills the base grass lol

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domespider · 4 months ago

Okay, but what the game shows as "grass" is like the lawn experts call "crab grass". Is there a way to achieve the clean lawn look, like the coloring on some ground tiles without anything growing on it?

I have been doing my simple landscaping just like you suggested. I am planting flowers around buildings, because I don't have access to shrubbery yet, but I would be happier if the empty tiles looked like flat lawn, instead of ordinary dirt squares.

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Different_Umpire9003 · 4 months ago

Just put down grass and sickle the crab grass every day. That’s what I do

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Reality_Dreamscape · 4 months ago

There are mowers, they will give the classic "bowling green" stripes if that's whet you are looking for.

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Fun_Badger_3321 · 2 months ago

Man, if only there were a Dinkum version of GreenPal I’d happily pay a few dinks to have someone else cut all this grass for me. Between chasing turkeys and fixing my dang fence, yard work’s the last thing I want to deal with 😅😅

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TesseractToo · 4 months ago

Yeah you can also do this with furniture, crates, traps, any item you place in a square

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spikey_wombat · 4 months ago

Wooden tables sound perfect for this as they can clear a 2x2 square.

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TesseractToo · 4 months ago

Yeah!

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PoppyGrumps · 4 months ago

Steam has macros in sub commands when you click the controller then settings in steam It's something like that.

I'm not sure as I'm on the dunny

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