Stardew Valley farm plan

Selecting a map to start your new life on in any game, but Stardew Valley particularly, is a difficult decision.There are several possibilities for the Stardew Valley farm layout, each with special characteristics and features that work better for certain playstyles than others. Every section has some tillable land, but as each plan concentrates on a certain producing sector, you can have more or less to work with depending on the map you choose.

If you find this guide useful, you may also want to look at our other Stardew Valley content, which includes a list of Stardew Valley fish and guides describing the likes, dislikes, and gifts of Stardew Valley's Lewis and Stardew Valley's Sebastian.

Let's dive right into all of the Stardew Valley farm layouts and how to utilize them without further ado.

Every farm layout in Stardew Valley

Typical agricultural design

Look no further than the typical farm map for a lovely parcel of land that's perfect for crops and livestock. You basically handle this like any other farm. In addition to the 235 buildable, non-tillable tiles, you have access to 3,427 tillable tiles. When it comes to employable skills, the typical farm promotes farming.This is the one we would advise using on your first go through. Unlike previous maps, you'll have lots of room for growing crops and keeping animals. Yes, and simply take a look at all those trees to see how many resources are available to you. But keep in mind that doing this means forfeiting exclusive benefits that are available on other farm layouts.For this map, there are many agricultural layouts to take into account. But we advise going the roomy path as you can put crops, livestock, and other necessities in the area. You have the space to create additional structures if you desire to do so later on.

Layout of Meadowlands Farm

With the major 1.6 update, the Meadowlands farm layout is brand-new. This one is awesome since it starts with a coop and two hens, which instantly makes you the mayonnaise king. Remember that Mayor Lewis is giving you a package of hay, not seeds, as a welcome present. Throughout the property, there are also areas of especially chewy blue grass that the animals like.This farm is mostly focused on coops and barns, so there aren't as many tillable tiles, but you may rearrange your farmhouse and other structures to have access to a little bit more room.Layout of the Riverland farmAs the name suggests, much of this territory is submerged under water. Your agricultural space is limited because of the amount of water around the riverland map, so for those of you enthusiastic fishers out there, this is the perfect Stardew Valley fishing farm plan. This map has 516 buildable tiles and 1,578 tillable tiles.When you go fishing, species like rainbow trout, salmon, and lingcod that are often found in the river in Pelican Town will make up the bulk of your haul. Pond species, including smallmouth bass, perch, and pike, make up the remaining 30% of the fish population in Cindersap Forest.We advise planting trees and crops on separate islands since the riverland farm layout restricts the amount of land available. The bigger plots work well for structures, and you can grow more crops close by to provide easy access to shipping containers.The layout of a forest farm The forest map's surrounding trees and vegetation surround your property, creating the perfect Stardew Valley foraging farm layout. There are many of shrubs there, and some of them will give you berries. There are 1,413 tillable tiles and 1,490 non-tillable but buildable tiles in total. Additionally, there are eight clearings on the map's western edge that consistently produce big, renewable stumps and unusual plants that drop mixed seeds. The following seasonal forage items may also be produced by these clearings:

• Spring – wild horseradish, leek, morel, and dandelion
• Summer – grape, spice berry, sweet pea, and common mushroom
• Fall – common mushroom, red mushroom, purple mushroom, and chanterelle

There is a 25% risk that any of the seasonal forage items may disappear. Given that foraging is a talent that is useful in this area, if you love it, this could be the map for you.You may, of course, fish here as well, albeit your odds of catching rubbish rather than fish are around 50%. While only 5% of the time is it possible to capture the rare Woodskip, the remaining 45% of the time is usually spent catching pond fish from Cindersap Forest, such smallmouth bass, walleye, and perch.

Layout of a hilltop farm

There are 1,648 tillable tiles and 930 non-tillable but buildable tiles on the hilltop farm map. The Southwest hilltop will generate geodes, minerals, and stones according on your level. But keep in mind that big rocks, logs, and stumps might obstruct your way; to go around them, you'll need to utilize the right instrument. As one would expect, mining is a necessary skill for this region.You may go fishing and, at least half the time, catch some fish because of the stream that passes through the map. If you're fortunate, you may discover rainbow trout, catfish, and pike that have been taken in the Cindersap Forest River. Occasionally, however, you may find rubbish.For this kind of farm, our recommended plan is to put sheds on the southwest hilltop, with enough space left over for nodes to spawn. There is plenty of space to produce crops elsewhere, in the lower left corner of the map.

Layout of a wilderness farm

Do you like fighting more than farming? The wilderness farm could be right for you if so. Monsters spawn at night and scale with your level, putting you face to face with them. Oh, and the Wilderness Golem is one of these foes; it spawns here more often than on any other terrain. Combat is, naturally, a useful skill for a wilderness farm.There are a few spots to fish here, but the odds of bringing in garbage are 65%. You catch fish in the alpine lake with the remaining 35%. Your acreage is smaller because of the nearby cliffs and ponds that are accessible. You do, however, have 444 buildable, non-tillable tiles and 2,131 tillable tiles. Although there should be plenty of room for structures, keep in mind that this property hosts a lot of undesirable guests.This isn't the spot for you if you're searching for a tranquil farm with plenty of space for crops and livestock. Monsters take up a lot of your time. While you should maintain part of your crops close to your home, you would be better off spreading them away.The layout of the Four Corners farm.This map is distinct because, as its name implies, it is divided into four sections, each of which is evocative of a distinct place. The Four Corners Map is thus a place you should explore with friends rather than by yourself. A range of talents are also required because of the varied terrain. This map has 2,952 tillable tiles in total.The forest farm is located in the upper left part of the map, and it is home to several weeds that shed unusual seeds. The ordinary farm, meanwhile, is located in the upper right corner and is a pleasant small place for farming. The area on the bottom left of the map is where you should go fishing if you feel like going out. Lastly, the farm on the hilltop is similar to the bottom right corner. Depending on your level, you may locate ore and geode nodes here.

Plan of a beach farm

Who is not enamored by the beach? The one in Stardew Valley is only one of many breathtaking locales. Let us state something up front, though: novice gamers shouldn't use this farm. If you're unfamiliar with Stardew Valley, we advise you to look at one of the aforementioned maps instead, maybe the default one to start getting a sense of the gameplay.The two main abilities you'll need when you set your business on the beach map are fishing and foraging. A beach is, after all, the perfect location for fishing and foraging.You will catch ocean fish like pufferfish, red mullet, and more most of the time (52.73%). You will get seaweed 15% of the time and catch a mussel, cockscomb, coral, or oyster 5.1% of the time. But just be prepared to sometimes come upon garbage.

Is there a farm builder in Stardew Valley?

This Stardew Valley planner is ideal if you're seeking to plan out your farm before you start constructing or if you're just searching for some inspiration. You may arrange your dream house and install structures on a farm map render by selecting the "start planning" button. For some inspiration, you may also see the designs created by other gamers.

Which farm improvements are there in Stardew Valley?

You'll need some useful tools and structures to help you manage your farm as you and your crops expand. This is a short list of all the farm upgrades you can create, along with where to obtain them. These improvements are all purchased from Robin's Carpenter Shop.Of course, you may also make improvements to your farmhouse. Three layers are accessible:

• Upgrade one – Expands the house and adds a kitchen for 10,000g and 450 wood
• Upgrade two – Adds two rooms for 50,000g and 150 hardwood
• Upgrade three – Adds a cellar for 100,000g

That's all there is to setup; you can now begin operating your own farm. Visit our article on the best Switch RPGs if you like Stardew Valley but would want to try your hand at something new. You never know what you could discover there.