Stardew Valley Master Sheet

Spring Crops

In the realm of spring crops, several options are available for players to cultivate. Green Beans, priced at 60G for seeds, yield a profit of -20G per harvest but can be re-harvested multiple times, allowing for a total profit of 180G over the season with six harvests. Strawberries, which cost 100G to plant, offer a more lucrative return of 20G per harvest, resulting in a total profit of 500G across five harvests. Parsnips, at a seed price of 20G, yield a profit of 15G each, leading to a seasonal profit of 90G with six harvests.

Garlic seeds are available for 40G, providing a profit of 20G per harvest, while Kale, costing 70G, gives a profit of 40G, culminating in a seasonal total of 160G with four harvests. Cauliflower, priced at 80G, has a higher profit margin of 95G per harvest, resulting in a total of 190G for two harvests. Rhubarb, available at 100G, yields a profit of 120G and can be harvested twice, generating a total of 240G. Additionally, fruit trees like Cherry and Apricot cost 3,400G and 2,000G respectively, offering a steady income of 80G and 50G per harvest over 28 days.

Summer Crops

Moving into summer, players can plant a variety of crops that offer different returns. For instance, Blueberries, which cost 80G for seeds, yield a profit of 160G per harvest, allowing for a total profit of 880G across four harvests. Melons, priced at 80G, provide a profit of 170G each, totaling 340G over two harvests. Corn, which can be planted in both summer and fall, costs 150G and yields a profit of -100G per harvest, leading to a total loss over the season.

Fruits like Orange and Peach trees require 4,000G and 6,000G respectively, with Orange trees yielding a profit of 100G and Peach trees yielding 140G per harvest. Hops, costing 60G, yield a profit of -35G, but can be harvested daily, resulting in a total of 365G over the season. Tomatoes, at 50G, yield a profit of 10G each, while Radishes, costing 40G, provide a profit of 50G per harvest.

Fall Crops

In the fall, Ancient Fruit remains a key crop, costing only 1G for seeds and yielding a profit of 750G per harvest, with a total of 240G over the season from two harvests. Pumpkins, priced at 100G, offer a significant profit of 220G, totaling 440G for two harvests. Cranberries, which can be harvested multiple times, cost 240G and yield a profit of 20G, resulting in a total of 1,060G over five harvests.

Other notable crops include Eggplants, which yield a profit of 40G each, and Yams, providing a profit of 100G with two harvests. Corn, again, can be harvested in both summer and fall, but yields a loss of -100G per harvest in the fall, leading to a total of 4500G over the season, assuming it was planted on the first day of fall.

Foraging

Foraging offers a variety of items with differing values. Wild Horseradish sells for 50G, while Leeks can be sold for 60G. Daffodils and Dandelions yield 30G and 40G respectively. Spring Onions are less valuable at 8G, but Morels can fetch 150G, and Salmonberries are worth 5G each during their short season from days 15 to 18.

In summer, Spice Berries and Grapes are worth 80G each, while Sweet Peas can be sold for 50G. The fall brings Hazelnuts at 90G and Blackberries at 20G, with Chanterelles being the most valuable foragers at 160G. Winter foraging includes items like Winter Roots at 70G and Crystal Fruits at 150G.

Fish

The fishing tab reveals a variety of fish with their respective selling prices. The Albacore can be sold for 75G, while the Anchovy is worth 30G. The Angler is particularly valuable at 900G, whereas the Catfish can be sold for 200G. The legendary fish, Legend, is worth a staggering 11,250G, but can only be caught once.

Other notable catches include the Crimsonfish at 1,500G and the Glacierfish at 1,000G. The Tuna and Walleye are priced at 100G and 105G respectively, while the Super Cucumber can be sold for 250G. Fish like the Carp and Bullhead are less profitable, at 30G and 75G.

Artisan Goods

Artisan goods provide additional income opportunities. Beer can be sold for 200G, while Pale Ale fetches 300G. Wine, depending on the fruit used, can yield substantial profits, with a formula of 3.00 times the fruit value. Cheese made from milk sells for 100G, while Goat Cheese is worth 200G. Mayonnaise can be produced for 100G, and Truffle Oil is particularly valuable at 850G.

Honey from various flowers also offers different prices, with Wild Honey at 100G and Fairy Rose Honey at 680G. Pickles and jelly made from vegetables and fruits can also be profitable, with a formula that includes the value of the base ingredient.

Cooking

Cooking provides various recipes and their respective benefits. For example, the Fried Egg restores health and energy, while the Dish O' The Sea enhances fishing abilities. Each recipe requires specific ingredients, often including crops or artisan goods. The cooking tab details the time required for each dish, ensuring players can plan their meals effectively.

Misc

The miscellaneous tab includes information on building upgrades, such as the cost of house upgrades and the materials required. For instance, the first house upgrade costs 10,000G and requires 450 wood. Barn upgrades range from 6,000G for a standard barn to 25,000G for a deluxe barn, with increasing materials needed for each level. The coop upgrades follow a similar pattern, with costs and materials scaling up as players progress.

This extensive dataset covers a wide range of crops, foraging items, fish, artisan goods, and building upgrades, providing players with the necessary information to optimize their farming experience in Stardew Valley.