In the vibrant world of Stardew Valley, the Fall season is a treasure trove for farmers eager to maximize their profits. This time of year introduces a diverse array of seasonal crops, each one brimming with potential for high returns. As the leaves change color, it’s essential to focus on cultivating the most lucrative crops available in Fall, which can either be sold for substantial profits or utilized as key ingredients in crafting premium Artisan Goods that elevate your farming game.
During Fall, you have the opportunity to cultivate 15 unique crops, making it crucial to strategize your planting schedule before the arrival of Winter. Many of these high-value crops require several weeks to mature, so early planning is vital. Additionally, remember to enhance your farm’s productivity with various fertilizers, as the right fertilizer can significantly influence your crop yields and overall success, providing that extra edge in your farming endeavors.
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Broccoli
No Payment Required for Seeds
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Growth Time |
8 days |
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Seed Cost |
N/A |
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Base Sell Price |
70g |
The 1.6 update of Stardew Valley introduced a fresh addition to the crop roster: 
Broccoli
. This crop stands out because you don’t need to purchase seeds to grow it. Instead, you can find Broccoli Seeds scattered throughout various locations such as Mystery Boxes, Seed Spots, and even in dungeon crates. Additionally, completing Raccoon requests can yield Broccoli Seeds, making it one of the most accessible crops in the game without requiring any expenditure of Gold.
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Despite its accessibility, Broccoli is not the most profitable crop, and its lengthy growth time may deter some players from dedicating too much space to it. Nevertheless, Broccoli serves as an excellent introductory crop that contributes to the Fall Crops bundle, which rewards players for growing a variety of plants during the Fall season.
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Corn
A Reliable Multi-Season Staple Crop
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Growth Time |
14 days for the first harvest, produces harvestable Corn every 4 days after |
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Seed Cost |
150g |
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Base Sell Price |
50g |
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Gold per Day |
7.41g (if grown in Summer) |
Harvesting 
Corn
can be a challenge, given that this basic grain isn’t the most lucrative option. However, it’s one of the few crops that can be cultivated across both Summer and Fall, yielding multiple harvests. This allows players to generate a reasonable profit even if each individual harvest isn’t particularly high-value.
Corn is also an essential component for several Stardew Valley Community Center bundles. You can utilize it in both the Fall Crops and Quality Crops Bundles, making it a strategic choice for players aiming to complete the Community Center.
As a versatile crop, Corn does not perish when Summer ends. By reserving a section of your farm for Corn, you can avoid the hassle of replanting your entire farm with new crops at the start of Fall. This allows you to maintain a steady income stream while freeing up time and resources to invest in other fall crops.
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Sunflower
Make Other Items More Profitable
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Growth Time |
8 days |
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Seed Cost |
200g (125g from JojaMart) |
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Base Sell Price |
80g |
While it may seem unwise to invest in a Sunflower given its modest selling price relative to its seed cost, savvy farmers soon realize that Sunflowers are self-sustaining. When harvested, each flower produces 1-2 Sunflower Seeds, allowing you to continually grow more without recurring seed costs. This makes them a strategic choice for those looking to maintain a sustainable farm.
Sunflowers also make excellent gifts for villagers. For instance, Haley adores Sunflowers, so gifting her one during the Fall season can significantly boost your friendship level with her.
Furthermore, Sunflowers play a role in two different Community Center bundles, allowing players to earn valuable rewards for their growth. Although they can also be cultivated in Summer, planting them early in Fall places them near a Bee House, enhancing the profitability of any honey produced by it. This strategic placement ensures that your honey is more valuable, effectively increasing your overall farm profits.
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Fairy Rose
An Excellent Choice for Aspiring Beekeepers
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Growth Time |
12 days |
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Seed Cost |
200g |
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Base Sell Price |
290g |
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Gold per Day |
7.5g |
While flowers tend to be favored gifts among the twelve marriage candidates and other villagers in Stardew Valley, many players find them challenging to cultivate due to their high seed costs and relatively low selling prices. The 
Fairy Rose
is no exception to this trend with its high seed cost and average return.
Additionally, Poppies are excellent gifts for Penny, as they are among her preferred gifts, and gifting them can earn you substantial Friendship Points. Similarly, Sunflowers are favored by Haley, enhancing your relationship with her when gifted.
What makes the Fairy Rose particularly valuable is its ability to produce Fairy Rose Honey when placed near a Bee House. This honey sells for an impressive 680g per jar, significantly surpassing the 100g price of standard Wild Honey. This makes Fairy Roses a lucrative option for those dedicated to beekeeping. Don’t forget to choose the Artisan Profession when your Farming Skill reaches Level 10, as this will boost the selling prices of your Artisan Goods by an impressive 40%!
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Bok Choy
Craft A Very Energizing Meal
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Growth Time |
4 days |
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Seed Cost |
50g |
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Base Sell Price |
80g |
Bok Choy
might not initially appear to be a crop with a significant selling potential, but its rapid growth and low seed cost can yield interesting benefits. For instance, Bok Choy is a great gift option for villagers, requiring far less investment compared to Fairy Roses. While it might not forge strong bonds as effectively, its quicker maturation allows you to distribute them as gifts more often.
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For players aiming to delve into the depths of the mines during the Fall, Bok Choy proves to be a valuable asset in crafting nourishing meals that restore health and energy. In combination with Cranberries and Artichokes, Bok Choy can be utilized to create the Super Meal, a highly beneficial dish that boosts your maximum energy and provides additional speed, making it indispensable for adventurers.
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Artichoke
A Hearty Vegetable Crop for Your Second Year
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Growth Time |
8 days |
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Seed Cost |
30g |
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Base Sell Price |
160g |
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Gold per Day |
16.25g |
As you progress into your second year in Pelican Town, you’ll discover new seed options available for purchase, including the 
Artichoke, a vegetable that grows in just eight days and can be sold for 160g. This crop strikes a balance between growth time and profitability, making it a solid choice for Fall planting.
Consider using a Mill to convert your harvested Artichokes into Pickles, a valuable Artisan Product that can enhance your profits. Although Pickles sell for less than Wine, they process quickly and are easy to manage.
Artichokes serve as an excellent cash crop, allowing you to generate consistent income while pursuing larger farm projects. They are straightforward to grow and, unlike the Fairy Rose, do not have hidden uses. However, they are essential ingredients in crafting dishes like Artichoke Dip and Super Meal, both of which can restore significant amounts of energy and health.
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Eggplant
A Steady Cash Crop with Multiple Harvest Potential
