Stardew Valley: 10 Best Crops To Grow In Summer
Many players love farming and selling crops to expand their farms and upgrades. However, to effectively progress through the game, making the best use of your farm is the way to go. Selling crops can allow you to make and buy gifts for your favorite NPCs and better tools, equipment, and decorations for your house and farm.
simulates how life on a farm changes with the varying seasons. Very few crops can be grown throughout winter, whilst summer and spring are abundant inplant life. With so many different seeds and crops, you may feel overwhelmed about where to start. Summer is the second season in the calendar, and it is the time when you can grow some of the most profitable crops. Which ones should you be growing on your farm to optimize it fully?
Though not the best choice for profit, wheat is one of the best crops to have in excess in It takes four days to grow and can be used to keep animals fed and happy. It can be grown throughout two seasons — summer and fall, so you should have plenty of time to stock up on it to have enough to last you through winter and spring.
Beer Quality
Days In Casket
Aged Value
Regular Quality
0 Days
200g
Silver Quality
7 Days
250g
Gold Quality
14 Days
300g
Iridium Quality
28 Days
400g
Wheat can also be put through kegs to create beer. This is a cheap way of making a profit, as beer sells for at least 200g, a massive difference from the 10g needed to buy wheat seeds. If aged in a casket, you can improve the beer's quality. Outside the children, Penny and Sebastian, beer is also a universally liked gift and is loved by Pam and Shane. Meanwhile, all the characters are neutral towards receiving wheat on its own as a gift.
You can purchase Hops Starter from the general store for 60g each. Hops grow in 11 days, but after that, the plant produces every day and can be harvested continually until the end of summer. Despite its low selling point of 25 gold, it still makes a profit since it can be harvested 17 times in one season.
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