📢 Just a few things to note:
▪Profit showed in the tables are the ADDITIONAL PROFIT you'll get on top of selling the crop or material as is.
▪Hammer Timing IV is introduced in 1.0 effectively reducing crafting time of faux plants to 0 minutes.
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I hope there is another backpack upgrade in 1.0 🤣🎉

I learned the bread tip from a reddit user and I was SO grateful. It helped a lot for quickly getting hearts and stacking money up. The farming aspect is my least favorite part of farming sims, so being able to rely on that strategy over having to worry about maintaining a huge crop output helped a lot. 😅 No negativity intended for people who love the farming aspect, of course, just my personal taste.

I, bc I'm a compulsive collector in these type of games, can't stand the thought of being left with 0 of x item (also bc of it may be necessary for future quest or for cooking/crafting) so in the early game I made a chest for each seasson to put at least 10 unit of head crop/flower/foragable so I'll have a reserve. Yes, I'll get less benefic but like you said, the seed makes really changes everything as I focues on either making the excess items into dishes of seed for a bigger production the next year.

But thats the thing, there is no hurry nor penalty for going slow like Stardew Valley, wich is the reason I kinda left the game asI realized I wasn't relaxing but trying to min-max every single day, and that playing was becoming stressful to me.

One of the first newer fields of mistria money making videos I saw where I was like, "oh that's actually good".  I made sure I liked.  I would like to let you in on a little experiment I did.  I wasn't aware of the faux plants before this video.  I was trying to maximize the money obtained by growing strawberries.  I was going to turn them into faux plants, but then I saw I had a seed maker.  I checked the sell price of strawberry seeds, and they were 150 a piece (strawberries being 125 normally).  But with the seed maker, you make 1-3 seeds per item input. On average this should net roughly 2x seeds per input. I did a test, I turned my 280 some strawberries into faux plants, then reloaded the save and turned my 280 strawberries into seeds.  From my 280ish strawberries, I was able to make 61 regular faux strawberry plants and 19 quality faux strawberry plants for a total of 49,225 tesserae.  Turning the strawberries back into seeds, I made 568 strawberry seeds for a total of 85,200 tesserae.  Seems like turning strawberries back into seeds yields a bigger profit than making faux items.  Nearly 2x as much tesserae.  Only downside is that I had to click the seed maker 280 some times -_-, versus wasting no in-game time making faux plants.  I will say, it didn't take long making them into seeds, and if I wanted to be really lazy I could macro an auto clicker.   I wonder if this applies to all plants.  I would assume so.  Thanks for the video!  Helped me make more money in the game and definitely in the long term :)

With a perk that makes livestock drop beads from foraging crops, I have a field I keep for them just to forage on (I have a lot, so it helps with not needing to take the time to feed or place feed for all of them) so I have a ton of beads. I plant regrowable crops at the start of the season. (I also put the sprinkler statues to not need to water them every day)

Thanks for these! Excited for the 1.0! 😆

Thank you for this! I was playing before the 1.0 update but I was so confused so I took a step back, but now I’m back and obsessed with this game! So these tips help as I’m getting back into the swing of things ❤️

Thanks for the tips! I'll definitely be making more ornamental crops in 1.0!

Fantastic video, thanks!

Just jump in after 1.0 releases and this game was so so much better than i expected. I saw you have some regrowing crops for your livestock. Can we just let them eat those on their own instead of feeding them daily?

I have close to 200 hours in the game, I feel the faux plants make the most money, I haven't done the math to see which plants make the most profits when you craft them into faux plants but I do want to do that. Wheat is so far the most profitable crop that you can grow without having to use the crafting table which is time consuming, you make flour which takes 0 minutes and then you bake bread which also takes 0 minutes, each bread sells for 190 which is quite a bit more than other simple recipes like roasted corn, the cranberry juice, green tea and other similar one ingredient dishes you can make off of this type of crop.

What I'm considering is simply building several green houses and put all my crops there, the green houses occupy much less space than the amount of land inside them in which you can plant your crops, it would probably save LOTS of space to have 6-8 green houses instead of using way more space to grow seasonal crops. I worry a lot that I don't grow enough crops so I end up using A LOT of my farm space just for that, especially in order to grow cheap crops to feed my animals, since I want to have 4 barns/coops.

I honestly don't really sell my animal products at all lol, I probably have like 900 eggs and what not, even now that I have my own mill in my farm, I guess I just taught myself it wasn't worth the hassle to make mayonaise, cheese, butter etc but I need to look into that. Definitely looking forward to the 1.0 release and see what other new things I can do in the game, exciting times.

I planned how i soend my week
Monday - foraging (and every new season getting crops)
Tuesday - mining
Wensday - cook and blacksmith
Thursday- mining
Friday - fishing
Saturday- the market and getting wood and fishing
Sunday- going on a date and getting wood

In the morning i tend to my farm

New sub! Hi, I'm Vivi 😊
I love your avatar, Sasha. Super cute!

uwu voice is killing me but otherwise great video