Late-Game Money Guide - Stardew Valley Guide 

NOTHING beats the handwatered parsnips!

I didn't realize that slime breeding was profitable. I just do it bc I think they're cute and Sebastian said he wanted to do it. :3

The biggest takeaway here is the relative inefficiency of relying on wine. At 3m gold and "nothing else to do" in the endgame except doing the slow climb to 10m, I was envisioning a slow, grueling grind of planting seeds, making kegs, sleeping through the week, and getting immense profit only every Saturday in a long series of near-identical and monotonous weeks, but the guide shows that other approaches may be even more lucrative. I will definitely check out a mix of these. It definitely seems like the game has a lot more opportunity for variation than I had thought at first.

Something I found useful for the late game if you're running low on stone and don't want to spend your days mining for it: 1. use the jade crystalarium and desert trader to get tons of stairs. 2. place all the stairs into a hopper that feeds into a deconstructor. each staircase will give you 99 stone, which is the same as you need for a crystalarium.

No joke, one of the best money makers is tea saplings. Go mush cave, stockpile your normal shrooms. When you have seed makers they become 1-3 fall seeds, then with some wood and fiber those become tea samplings that sell for 500g each. That isn't a huge number, but you can legit make thousands of them. It's actually kinda busted. And since we can farm fiber and buy wood, it's pretty easy to mass produce them. Even with year 2 wood cost, it's still worth it to bring your seasonal seeds and fibre to robins and buy as much wood as needed to make all the saplings. Also, add in all the forageables from each season, craft them in too, you can make so much money it's stupid lol

I love that you show the Beach Farm because it forces you to diversify more especially at the beginning, and it's great for animals, fish and bees (and other things like trees). It's actually my first farm (against all the advise out there) and I'm glad I chose it.

Thank you for the guidelines. I think we tend to forget about the time value of money (TVM) in the meta calculations. Money that's tied up in a longer investment is unable to pay certain dividends. For example in the time it takes to cultivate a batch of cauliflower, you can get 3 batches of parnsips. If we compound the profits of the parsnips (that is, invest 100% of the profits back into parsnips), then we can effectively double the yield each cycle. That means that after 3 cycles we'd get x^3 crops using the same amount of seed (pun unintended) capital. I hate economics.

Gotta appreciate the work that goes into these videos.

This is more an early game strategy, but it's so strong it's worth keeping up if you have the time. Pick the mushroom cave, stock up on the common mushrooms, seed maker the mushrooms, you generally get about 10 fall seeds a day and you can just keep a chest as a few seed makers in the cave, so it's no extra time running around, then when you feel like it, craft all the fall seeds into tea saplings and sell them. It works out to about 2500g a day, so it's not as good as real late game stuff, but that's pretty strong considering how early you can have everything you need.

I made a farm with pigs, ancient fruit (ginger island), fairy rose honey and crystalariums. All that makes a total of at least 2.5 million gold a week, 3 M in a good one. Pigs make the more amount of money but also are the more time consuming, with 6 upgraded farms and a shed of oil makers it makes 1.2 M a week. Crazy

Late to this party, but glad I’m not the only one who sees how awesome honey is. Set up 500 on ginger farm with fairy rose, with artisan it comes out to slightly over 3 mil a season. Meanwhile, I can still use my main farm however I please… Honestly, money becomes kind of redundant in late game.

When I finished my first perfection, I had done a little bit of everything here: slime hutch, ancient fruit on ginger island, truffles, lava eel roe, and crystalariums loaded with diamonds. I eventually changed my lava eel ponds to octopus ponds because I needed more Omni Geodes. On my current run I’m experimenting with abusing tea saplings from summer wild seeds.

When you turn your StarDew spreadsheet addiction into your side hustle, lol. Thanks for the video!

I'm not convinced that the gold/day calculations here really make sense. Mostly just because these things happen in parallel. You can have your starfruit growing, being converted into wine and aging all at the same time. Sure, it takes wine a long time to age, but you're still growing and creating wine at the same time.

The gold/day calculations are off, it's actually much more for the wines. You can have the plants growing and the kegs fermenting at the same time, they are parallel processes, so you should only count the longer of the two times, not add them together. So the profit per day is almost double what he said.

There was another youtuber that pointed out that iridium quality goat cheese sells for 800g (1120 with artisan profession). If your goats are already at full friendship and give gold quality cheese, it only takes 7 days to age to iridium quality instead of the usual 14 (unlike wine that always starts at lowest quality regardless of the quality of the fruit). That's a 80g per day profit, compared to ancient fruit wine, which is 41.3 g per day, or starfruit wine, which is 56.3 g per day.

This is the perfect video! I've done everything for perfection except that clock. I've been putting off playing because even as I had a solid plan ahead and had almost all the kegs ready, the wine grind just sounded so monotonous. Looking forward to setting up a small pig army!

I realize I'm commenting on an older video, but your method of calculating wine profit is, I believe, incorrect. You calculated (sell price - unit cost) / (time to grow + time to process). Unfortunately, that's only true if you, for example, don't plant the next Starfruit until you take the wine out of the kegs. Realistically, you're going to replant as soon as you harvest, then process as you wait for the next harvest. Assuming you have enough kegs, you'll be selling a batch of Starfruit wine every 8 days and a batch of Ancient Fruit wine every 7 days. This increases the per-day profit to 343.75 for Starfruit and 330 for Ancient Fruit.

would you ever consider making a mid-game or Year 2 priority list? I feel like I always end up in year 2 not as progressed as I'd like, and I struggle to prioritize what things are commonly missed that I should be aiming for and how to strategize for them!

Awesome guides! Last I played was pre-1.3 so your guides have been great to get back into it!

People trash on casks for being slow, but every cask with starfruit wine is making 56g a day, and having your basement crammed so full you have to break casks to get at them, you make over 10,000g a day, and you literally only have to interact with it once every two seasons. Also, the payout feels really good since its over a million all at once.

I usually go for ancient fruit for farming because I have replanting starfruids

Man, the amount of work you put into this! Admirable. Good job.

I had a save where I had 6 coops and by year 3 I was making 30-50k a day just in mayo.

Its good to note that the farming method is incredibly cheap on the time front. You can easily do pigs, farming, crystalariums, fishponds, and the slimes at the same time. (Mining and fishing for your resources requires more time commitment out of the day) Harvesting all of those goods and selling them/putting them in their refinement tech isn't particularly time-consuming,and you could use your excess time to go fishing, or complete anything you have left to do.

I enjoy using the hyper retaining soil with garden pots in a shed, and growing crops inside, while its similar to farming, its a bit different

I have found a HUGE factor to take into account end game is how much effort is needed for each method. I used to farm truffles and make a great profit every day, but after a year I got so sick and tired of collecting daily. So instead, I'm shifting to more set-and-forget methods like sheep, and just going to the auto-collector whenever I want to make my profits. Sure it's a loss in profit, but the convenience to me is well worth the price difference.

during winter, the best was to make use of unused farmland is tea saplings. fill your fields with winter seeds and fiber seeds and turn them into tea saplings.

With the slime hutch, you also kinda need the slime charmer ring to not die when you enter xD Then again, this late in the game, you'll probably have that anyway, I never made it so far into late game :P

After first watching this guide a month ago, I've had some time to think and consider something crucial that wasn't explained very well in this guide: Scalability. The numbers work out something like this: * Starfruit: 43.75 g/day per fruit. * Starfruit Wine: 193 g/day per bottle. * Ancient Fruit: 78 g/day per fruit. * Ancient Fruit Wine: 174 g/day per bottle. * Fairy Rose Honey: 238 g/day per Bee House. * Diamond Crystalariums: 150 g/day per Crystalarium. * Slime Hutch: 986 g/day per Hutch. * Truffles: 4500 g/day per Pig. * Lava Eel Fish Ponds: 1053 g/day per Pond. * Fishing: Difficult to determine, but thousands of g/day. * Mining: Likewise. At a glance, it appears that farming comes out quite badly here, but that's before you consider how many instances of each strategy you can run in parallel. And that's where farming absolutely trounces every alternative. Starting at the bottom of the list and working (mostly) upwards: maximizing your earnings through fishing or mining would of course require you to spend all day fishing and mining, with your rewards proportional to the haul you'd find that day. The "moneymaking ceiling" is directly dependent on the effort (and luck) you put into it. As for the Fish Ponds, filling them is a bit of a chore, but a bigger limitation is the number of them you can fit on your farm. This method requires a very large commitment of space, harvesting time, and of course, levelling up the Ponds. In practice, you'd have to compromise a lot to be able to run more than a couple dozen Fish Ponds on your farm. Say those 1053 g/day can be multiplied with 24 or so, for a daily maximum income from this strategy around 25,000. Likewise, the Slime Hutch appears to be a good money maker, but it scales very badly. Setting up (and harvesting from) multiple Slime Hutches takes a lot of time, and each Hutch will only gain you about a thousand g/day. If you can run more than four on a farm without devoting all your time and space to it, I'd be impressed. Let's say this method will net you 4000 g/day at most. Truffles may possibly be the most easily scalable non-farming option, but your farm can still only fit a limited number of Barns with a limited number of Pigs per barn, and if you want to pet them, that's a huge daily time investment too. Not to mention that they will remain unproductive for approximately a third of the year (Winter + rainy days really add up). So, say, two dozen pigs at 4500 g/day, multiplied by 2/3 = 72,000 g/day on average. Bee Houses and Crystalariums are more easily scalable and require no maintenance, but it takes a lot to fill the farm with either of them. Bee Houses need to be near flowers, and unless you want to pick them up and set them down for every harvest, you have to plant them in patterns so they become accessible. Say you're able to put down 100 of them at your farm (or more realistically, Ginger Island - your farm wouldn't be able to sustain the production for more than a couple of weeks every year), that's 24,000 or so g/day. Crystalariums, you might fill a couple of Sheds with them. Let's say 400 Crystalariums in total, which requires a hefty investment (three full sheds, to start). That's 60,000 g/day. Farming, however, reigns supreme with the sheer number of plants you can have growing in parallel. You can easily have a couple hundred crops growing at the same time, plus an equal number of Kegs producing Wine, meaning those meagre 174/193 g/day can be multiplied by 3-400 with no problems. 110 Starfruit in the Greenhouse and 110 Kegs in a shed, that's 42,460 g/day year-round. And all you have to do is to fill and empty Kegs/the field every week or so. But you can easily have 300 more Starfruit growing on Ginger Island, and more sheds of Kegs, netting you profits well north of 100,000 g/day on average with maintenance only every 11 days. You can spend the remaining ten days fishing or mining. In conclusion, the Slime Hutch is not a good moneymaker. Fishing and mining can be, if you have the whole day to set aside for it. Fish Ponds require too much space and upkeep for the money you get in return. Truffles gets you good money, but with much upkeep. Crystalariums (Crystalaria?) require a high initial setup cost, but give free, low-upkeep money after that. Farming and wine, however, will net you ludicrous sums and very much spare time, and remain the uncontested champion of ways to make money in this game.

thank you for this detailed overview! maybe I’ll go for a slime hutch on my current farm (want to reach perfection there someday). they sounds fun. I like the fact that with wine I only need to dedicate once a week to rekeg them, allowing me to have more time for other stuff.

Love this video! I'm glad you factor out startup costs for late game -- they're irrelevant late game. But it would be great to somehow factor in player time as well as game time. E.g. crystalariums have fairly low player time required to harvest -- certainly less than fishing lava eels -- but you do have to go around and click on every device. Starfruit wine may sell for more, but requires replanting which is double (?) the player time of just harvesting. But definitely good to know that casks aren't very helpful (I'm still exploring and so far I haven't been impressed with casks).

if you don’t mind using exploits, the statue of perfection duplicating method is a great way to get a passive income. a full large shed of the SOP will give between 600 and 650 iridium ore and when smelted into bars, give between 30 and 40 bars a day

Truffle oil with the Artisan profession sells for more than an iridium truffle! So I oil all my truffles and then sell that! It takes time to process the oil, granted, but with enough oil-makers...

Love to see a 1.6 version of this video

My favorite way to make money in the later game stage is to fill up the land on my Ginger Island farm with pineapple plants. They never wilt or get eaten by crows, you get the seeds for free through various drops/golden coconuts, you never have to replant anything, and they sell for a fair amount of money. Dig a giant field, fill it with pineapples and iridium sprinklers, and you have a great passive source of money.

I like growing hops and putting that in a keg for ale. It's not the highest amount, sure, but i enjoy it because it's fast on all accounts so I feel like I'm doing something in the game instead of staring at casks or kegs making wine. Like watching paint dry.

Nice video. Thanks for the info, didn't know about the flower honey. However, there is one thing that puzzles me: why the need to make so much money, so fast? The main character lands in the farm to escape the rat race. But by focusing on the money making side of the game, you bring the rat race right back in. Like, in the commentaries people complain how much time it takes to go around greeting the pigs. Personally I love "talking" to my animals, everyday, even if they already are at 5 hearts. I have lots of "unused" space in my farm, just for the pleasure of "living" in a place filled with trees (every season I need to chop down some just to be able to walk around). Seriously, I love the videos and tutorials about the game, but I don't understand the rush to make money.

the wine calculations are technically off because you can grow and turn stuff into wine simultaneously, so it doesn't take 14 days for the wine, it takes 8 since every 8 days you get a new batch of starfruit and harvest the old batch of wine in your kegs.

one of my favorite ways to make a bit more money is aging cheeses, especially goat cheese. it's maybe also the best utilization of the casks, because popping gold-star cheeses into a cask will produce iridium-quality cheese in just seven days. though tossing in regular-quality cheese still only takes 14 days. a much shorter aging time than wine/pale ale/mead/beer. (and then the artisan profession bumps the profit up considerably too.) i haven't mathed the math, so it's PROBABLY (definitely) not as profitable as some of these other means in your video. but it's still profitable. and i enjoy petting and milking my cows and goats every day, letting the cheese stack up so i can run down to the cellar and replace all the iridium cheeses with new cheeses ready for aging.

It took me until mid winter of my first year to realize crop farming was actually really important, i just had a 3×3×3 grid of whatever crop i could get the easiest until then

I keep 10 lava eel pits it's nice to be able to have fried spicy eel and triple shot espresso all the time

Quite late to this video, but one of my favourite way to make some extra money (though I'm not how lucrative it is) in the game is farming monster loot in the skull cavern. Use monster musk to get extra monster spawn, get a hundred staircase or so, some bombs, get some luck buff like spicy eel or lucky lunch, and must wear three rings: burglar, slime charmer, iridium band, and the fourth ring can be any among: one more iridium band, napalm, vampire, or hot java. Your weapon should have the crusader enchant. Then enter skull cavern, there will be tons of monster for you to kill and their loot drop will be crazy. Once I spent a whole day in skull cavern like that killing mostly mummies and serpents, and ended up with 20 cloths, 3 rabbit's foot, not to mention many other knick knacks and lots of ores. Each cloth sell for 658 G so that's at least 13,000 G for one run.

I assume you'll talk about that later, but so far (at 5:00) you only looked at gold per day values, without really considering realism, efficiency or effectiveness. Not saying it's not interesting, but what I mean is that there is a comparison happening and just gold per day is bad. If something earns the most but has to be done 10 times a day per tile, and you cover your entire farm in it, then that's a horrible thing to do. Like the amount of effort going into that is crazy. And especially talking about Crystalariums here, they used to be by far the best money method after Pigs with an optimal setup. The reason is that Sheds can be bought and filled up with Diamonds. The "perfect" way would be to entirely fill them and then break what you need to get to all of them, but again talking about realism no one wants to do that. So it would have gaps to walk through and access all. But that means you can place an insane amount of them on your farm and even outside of your farm, though let's stay within the farm because time will eventually become a problem and if we consider outside of the farm, then we could always add them on top of any other method that beats the on-farm Crystalarium. And they are also quite comfortable since all you have to do is run by once a day and collect them, I liked to have the Sheds work in different time windows, so 1/5 was done on Day 1, 1/5 was done on Day 2 and so on. The best thing is that there is nothing that can go wrong, you don't have to plant anything, you don't have to consider seasons and there are no limitations space wise, you can pretty much just fill everything up until the last space is used. With 137 spaces (with walkways), the Big Shed can produce 133k every 5 days. That's just a single Shed. I don't quite remember how many you could put down, but if we go with "just" 15 (I'm pretty sure it was more), then you would earn 2 million every 5 days. The investment into it is huge, but you earn so much money you quickly forget about it. Setting up the first one will cost quite a lot, but the more you get the more the past ones will give profits and lead to you being able to afford the future ones without any amount of additional work. While 2 million every 5 days is an insane amount, the real question would be if anyone needs that much. As in, I think it would sound daunting for anyone to build, upgrade and fill 15 Sheds and they are definitely not needed given you can just sleep to skip time. And once the major purhcases are made, the money flow pretty much means it's near impossible to run out of money.

For fish ponds I like to use super cucumbers and spook fish for the chance of iridium and treasure chests even though the chance to get them is low I get fairly lucky.

Good production quality on your vid ❤️

I’m at that same point just trying to get the 10 million gold. The best way I’m finding (for myself at least) is variety. If it’s not a good luck day I won’t bother with the mines and I’ll do something else. I also really like pineapples on my ginger island farm. I got a lot of free seeds when doing the volcano dungeon and opening golden coconuts so now every few days I have a ton of pineapples and since they don’t require replanting it’s easy. Less money than ancient fruit but an easier setup for me.

I'm currently doing a run where I'm not allowed to sell produce (but I can sell forageables and products made from them) and I'm not allowed to get seeds from Pierre or Joja except on festivals... This guide is exactly what I needed 😂

Is there a reason you didn't mention Gemologist when talking about the Crystalarium? It takes diamonds up from 750 to 975 and thus the gold per day up to 195, not as good as some of the other methods still but it seems like an odd choice to leave out.

Underrated work

great video! thanks for it!❤

Due to the staggered nature of it, I wouldn't count the days for wine and plants together to calculate gold per day. While you are turning one fruit into wine, the next can be growing. This is especially true due to the kegs being able to be inside or off the farm.

Awesome Video mate

Trick for getting the lava eel on floor 100, accept the Linus quest for trash, feels a bit better when you make progress towards something else... it took me that whole week even though I finished the trash quest in a day.

Did other people get the same misunderstanding as me? Please tell me I'm not the only one. After watching this video, I was left with the impression that slime hutch is much better than for example starfruit wine - not realizing that it's comparing a singular starfruit to a building with 20 slimes. By a fairer comparison, instead of the slime hutch you could have a large shed with 80 starfruits and 40 kegs (80 40 because wine finishes twice as fast as the fruits grow). Same story with pigs. A better comparison would be 12 pigs to 80 starfruit and 40 kegs - except here you also have to account for the labor difference (with deluxe retaining soil you've to work only once every week). Beehives' comparison are objective and not deceptive though 👍

It's so funny that eel eggs are the most valuable fish product, because in real life, we still dont know how eels breed, so all real life eel farmers buy baby "glass eels" from river fishermen around the world.

Having the 'Skip the fishing minigame' mod installed and having the Auto-catch ticked off in the mod , you can make really good money just simply fishing. It's as simple as click , wait , catch. You can do this as soon as day 2 on a new profile and using this , you can earn a lot to buy Strawberry seeds and just stock pile the strawberrys until you have the preserve barrels. Fishing is the best way to make money early game....IF you have that mod installed.

There is actually a way to make pigs even more profitable - sell all of your pigs on the 1st of Winter and buy new ones. By the time Spring rolls in the new Pigs will already be adults and with decent Friendship ❤

Yes, radioactive ore is very dependent upon luck (and to not be on a floor divisible by 5). If you have neutral daily luck (0), no special charm and no luck buff, then the chance to find radioactive ore on floor 1 is 0.101%, increasing to 0.219% on floor 119. With the best daily luck (0.1) and the special charm, that chance is increased to 1.06% on floor 1 and 1.18% on floor 119. And with a +11 luck buff (I think the best obtainable), that will increase to 1.23% on floor 1 and 1.35% on floor 119. And if you don't have luck buffs, and the daily luck drops to less than -0.01313 (the lowest is -0.1 or -0.075 with the special charm), then your chance to find it on floor 1 is 0.

when it comes to getting multiple Ancient Fruits, i already planned to set up my farm to have a greenhouse prioritizing growth of Ancient Fruit.

You might be surprised at how much money you can make by using a Monster Musk and then farming levels 51-69 of the "Dangerous" Mines. (Where all the spiders and little mush mush's are.) Those enemies get REALLY dense with a musk and going down there with an Infinity Hammer (Artful) and a Burglar's Ring + Napalm and of course Mermaid's Shoes + Immunity band for status immune (The green ghosts are there so otherwise you need Ginger Ales) you can monster mash you're way to A LOT of really good loot... including Qi Gems and Galaxy Souls, not to mention a decent amount of straight up metal bars and tons of Coal. Most times I go after 1 good day of slaughtering I come out with like 20-30k G just from selling the void essences alone.

Finally someone else that calculates like I do. 😭 Thanks for showing those! Keep up the good work. 😊

Enjoyable video! Just a little nitpick - I disagree with the addition of days into the money calculation at the start of the video. You can produce wine while an ancient fruit or starfruit is growing using the previous batch's fruits. Therefore, you should have divided the starfruit income by only 8 and ancient fruit by only 7. This also applies to the casks but you're correct to say that they lower the gold/day calculation.

I would use sturgeon in fishponds for caviar if you age them these sell for 700 G this is 60 G less than lava eels but waayy easier to set up with the quests

I got a slime egg from a slimejack fish pond

because you can have your ancient fruit in kegs as it grows you make the wine money weekly and starfruit every 8 days so doing my own math I came up with Starfruit Wine: 393.75g per day Ancient Fruit Wine: 330g per day Pigs: ~1258g per day (for the amount of tiles the barn takes up assuming it is full and accounting for winter/rain) Fair Rose Honey: 238g per day

I currently enjoy animals with: -Auto-Feeding -Auto-Petter in every barn -Auto Collector All I need to do (after the huge startup investment) is grow lots of grass and collect the products from time to time. Sometimes I make Mayo and Cheese, but jou don't have to because the iridium Value (full hearts) is already pretty good. I still make more money with crops, but I'm excited to see how it goes.

Obviously I'm insanely late and there's probably another comment that I missed that mentions it anyway, but I guess Sal just forgot about the gemologist profession for the diamond calculation? If you have the profession it actually comes out to almost 195g/day. Kinda crazy actually Edit: Now that I think about it, is it really valuable to compare to selling a single bottle of wine? Like that's just multiplied by however many you're willing to maintain. Like with 116 tiles in the greenhouse (and accounting for growing during kegging) your profit from starfruit wine suddenly jumps to 45k a day

For me, the way to make the most money per day in Stardew Valley is do what you want to do, that way you wont get tired of it as doing the same thing over and over again can get quite boring, so find the thing that you enjoy doing and stick with it and your money will start to flow ^^

9:33 -i just realized I lost about 200 gold per truffle by selling truffle oil without the artisan profession every once in a while...

I'm not yet at endgame (working on getting enough iridium to unlock ginger island) but this was all super interesting to me!! I'm curious on whether iridium truffles are worth turning into truffle oil or not.

Love the video! Only thing I want to mention is I think your farming + artisan break down is a bit flawed. Since growing crops is not limited by them being turned into wine via kegs, you can layer your production (grow more ancient fruit every day while the previous round is in your kegs processing). This being said, the assessment needs to be done on the 7 day mark since over time that is your real turn around. Like I said, this is still a great video with a lot of fun ways to make money and single player games should be played for the individual players enjoyment. Just wanted to add my thoughts.

I went ham with fish ponds. I have around 45 of them. All lava eel. You fish out the 10th as it comes up and have 3 sheds devoted to preserve jars. Takes FOREVER to get the seaweed and green algae but it was so worth it. Unlimited spicy eel and gold ore is also useful as well as thr sheer terror you will see in clints eyes as you arrive at his shop with a stack of magma geodes. And once 1.6 comes to the switch i have 2 stacks of lava eel ready to be smoked

Hey love your videos and I have a tiny suggestion, growing sweet gem berry's on ginger Island half of It with hyper speed grow the other with the top quality enhancer you can get at the time, and add in the level ten farming skill for 10% faster crop growth and you can make hundreds of thousands with it in a single month. Automate it with sprinklers and visit twice a month or so to replant the faster growing ones (to build seeds to sell the other half for pure profit) and that's it, it's even more passive than a slimehuch and makes quite alot

I'm playing with Half Cash, so I hope these methods help me out

Just make three gold star mayo and you’ll easily make 1000 a day. Guaranteed gold star mayo if you use a large egg. All of my chickens started laying large eggs after 3 friendships hearts. It’s what kept me afloat during the winter + I only had one mayo machine too. Idk I just thought it would be easier than the rows one

If your goal is to reduce tedium as much as possible then you want to calculate gold per click instead of gold per day. My calculations are as follows: Ostrich: 2660g/click! (With autograbber and autopetter I'm counting it as just one click to put it in the mayo machine once every 7 days, there's technically one click to pick up the ostich eggs, but you pick them up all at once so it only adds 1/12 of a click per ostrich egg if you do it once a week. Also note that ostriches, unlike pigs, are year round!) Pigs: 1250g/click Ancient Fruit: 1155g/click (2 clicks: harvest and then put in a keg) Fairy Rose: 952g/click Lava Eel: 1582g/click...ish (with both the roe and fishing up an eel every 5 days... but fishing is a very slow click and ponds take up a lot of space so...)

you can make a TON of money from fishing for Legend II during the extended family quest! (at least in theory, before you spend the whole damn day and have it bite a single time) on a good day, if they feel like biting, and you catch 10 of them, that's 115'000 gold in a day. I originally thought that the quality bobber was best because then they sell for 15000 each, but then they can just outplay you with some top-bottom-top-bottom skillz, and then you just lost the single Legend that bites at all that day

gold/day seems nice but we also need to count the space it takes to give us gold like pigs give 4500g/day but it takes around 49 spaces to use it efficiently so ancient fruit gives 8.575g/day in 49 spaces (if we assume we dont put kegs in farm)

Honestly I consider ancient fruit way better than Starfruit only because it's so predictable and requires less work. Just fill your greenhouse once with ancient fruit, let it all grow and then harvest it all, every week you will have another batch, you convert it to wine and have as much as you can in the basement. This isn't really a fast way to make money but it is a minimum cost way to start making money. I haven't seen a full on comparison of starfruit vs ancient fruit myself but i prefer ancient fruit for the schedule it falls on.

is it worth it to put the truffles in an oil maker?

2:10 you got a little miscalculated here, for the ancient fruit (also for starfruit) after all the setup was done, when you harvest it, the time for 7-day regrow starts. so when you put it on the keg for the wine,.7 days (6.25 days) later, the keg is done, and it is also the time for the next ancient fruit to be ready to harvest again. so the actual profit is 2310/7 days. my point is. you missing when the keg is still going. you can replant the starfruit and the ancient fruit is in the regrow phase.

In my slime hutch I try to keep white slimes, it's not effective but I enjoy the idea of maybe getting a few diamonds from them but I usually use them for slime balls

Turn the truffles in to oil for more money, and use a artisan build. Also you can glitch Pierre for infinite money, sell buy back and resell after changing your skills

i dont think you add the 6.25 days for turning it to wine as you can put kegs basically everywhere similarily you dont add the days for the cellar things but you have a limited amount of those so its just a constant increase

I know this is an old video, so I'm surprised to see nobody calling out your claim that aging wine lowers the gold per day. You will always earn more money per day when aging wine in casks. Feel free to double check my math, but I'm fairly sure aging ancient fruit wine to iridium comes out to 234.75 g/day. Starfruit is only more money if you are kegging every fruit produced. Otherwise deluxe fertilizer on the ancient fruit is going to make your extras sell for 1,100g which quickly tips the scales.

I know it probably isn't as strong as Star fruit or ancient fruit but I've found that sweet gem berries can make over a million gold using the ginger island farm but it takes a long time to set up with seed makers.

Sometimes I get a full deluxe coop and fill it with chickens and turn the eggs into mayonnaise and then I repeat until the end of the month and then I sell them

I know I'm late, but preserve jar is much better than keg (gold/day) if you are using ancient fruit or starfruit

I don't know if you know about this, but if you buy furniture cataloge from robin and craft some looms. You can put yellow couches in looms and create cloth. For now I have 17 looms and with artisan profesion I get 44k a day

Another good one for the fishing ponds is the Spooky Fish, it gives the treasure chest, but it requires a population of 9 fishes and have 0.3% chance. Still the aged roe is 280g (392g with the bonus). If it doesn't gives you roe, it will give you a treasure chest. idk if it can be useful or not but there's that.

Never heard of a white slime farm but I figure that you're going to want purple slimes and have it in your farm also is it possible to get a tiger slime farm for the sake of getting tiger slime eggs I hear they're very expensive

Put on the hot java ring and do dangerous mines spider levels on a bad luck day with a monster musk on. You can legit fill a 999 stack of coffee without issue, good chunk of triple shot too.

I didn’t know Lava eels were so rare, I ended up catching 2 while doing Linus’s trash quest and thinking “Oh neat, didn’t know these were here” and sold one and kept the other. Plus pigs are goated I just realized how much they made me as I ended up with 3 accidentally and I make about 16k per day with selling just the truffles.

After perfection you can just produce many many golden chickens, also go for joja route so you can buy autopetter

Super cucumbers are worth a small fortune.

fishing by the big shark fin looking rock with a iridium fishing rod and level 10 fishing in any season is an easy way to make over 9000g in the middle spring year1 and in late game it makes even more

First Thing I do every new Game is setup A Maple Tree Farm laying out The plans For where will plant Them laying do paths to keep They From dropping seeds and so on and Then Get level 2 Foraging as Fast as possible and Get 50 maple seeds once They are Grown it is 10000 Gold every 9 days They Tend to all be Grown “and Tapped” by The start of Fall so late year 1 it is an amazing Income

Please re-do this but with the 1.6 updates!!!

my boys the pigs are the mvps of my game