Mirthwood co-op is on the way, as the medieval fantasy Stardew Valley rival keeps keeps growing into one of the coolest life ...

It’s usually around April 20 when I plant things in the field that can handle light frost,” says farmer Dan Greene of Good ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Money might not grow on trees in Stardew Valley ... Quality Crops or Rare Crops Bundle.

If you’re wondering whether Stardew Valley is still worth your time in ... Whether you're trying to grow enough gold-star crops to unlock the greenhouse before winter or tackling the mines ...

Your main source of income in Stardew Valley will inevitably be farming ... It’s also good to know that from spring to fall, crops can be grown outside, but in the winter, it’s impossible ...

Stardew Valley update 1.6 has been anticipated for ... Harvesting berry bushes now grants 1 foraging XP per berry. Harvesting forage crops from wild seeds now give much less foraging experience ...

Since the Fall is the most profitable season, it's difficult for a small crop ... Stardew Valley has. Rhubarb is only ...

It’s Fall in Stardew Valley, and that means a brand new rotation of crops to pick from. But which crops to choose? There’s no simple answer when it comes to farming in Stardew Valley.

Corn fields are only worth growing if done at the start of summer, not fall. The most profitable crops to grow in fall are cranberries, grapes, artichokes, and pumpkins. Artichoke seeds aren't ...

Fall in Stardew Valley offers lucrative opportunities with valuable crops like Cranberries and Sweet Gem Berries. Tier list ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Much of your time in Stardew Valley will be taken up growing crops on your farm each season. In Spring you have limited options for crops compared ...

Although we're still waiting on the Stardew Valley '1.6 Update' for Switch ... Fixed wild seeds in garden pots putting their final crop in the top-left corner of the map instead of the pot.