Short answer: this page lists all 44 crops we have verified for Stardew Valley 1.6, sorted by profit per tile for a farmer at Farming level 6 planting on the best day of a season. The top of the list is Ancient Fruit at 4,934g per tile. Click any crop for its full page: quality chances, fertilizer, machines and the greenhouse.
Every crop, ranked by profit per tile
Profit is net of seeds, sold raw at regular quality mixed by the level-6 chances, planted on day 1 of the best season for that crop. Crops that only grow in the greenhouse are shown with their greenhouse profit for a year. "Per harvest" is the gold from one harvest of one plant. For your own level, fertilizer and professions use the Crop Profit Calculator.
| Crop | Type | Seasons | Days to grow | Regrow | Sell price | Best profit per tile |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ancient Fruit | Fruit | Spring, Summer, Fall | 28 | 7 days | 550g | 4,934g (Spring) |
| Cactus Fruit | Fruit | Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter | 12 | 3 days | 75g | 2,702g (Spring) |
| Sweet Gem Berry | Other | Fall | 24 | — | 3,000g | 2,365g (Fall) |
| Starfruit | Fruit | Summer | 13 | — | 750g | 882g (Summer) |
| Pineapple | Fruit | Summer | 14 | 7 days | 300g | 673g (Summer) |
| Cranberries | Fruit | Fall | 7 | 5 days | 75g | 596g (Fall) |
| Strawberry | Fruit | Spring | 8 | 4 days | 120g | 585g (Spring) |
| Red Cabbage | Vegetable | Summer | 9 | — | 260g | 575g (Summer) |
| Blueberry | Fruit | Summer | 13 | 4 days | 50g | 548g (Summer) |
| Pumpkin | Vegetable | Fall | 13 | — | 320g | 518g (Fall) |
| Grape | Fruit | Fall | 10 | 3 days | 80g | 478g (Fall) |
| Corn | Vegetable | Summer, Fall | 14 | 4 days | 50g | 466g (Summer) |
| Artichoke | Vegetable | Fall | 8 | — | 160g | 448g (Fall) |
| Hops | Vegetable | Summer | 11 | 1 days | 25g | 415g (Summer) |
| Summer Squash | Vegetable | Summer | 6 | 3 days | 45g | 403g (Summer) |
| Melon | Fruit | Summer | 12 | — | 250g | 401g (Summer) |
| Broccoli | Vegetable | Fall | 8 | 4 days | 70g | 392g (Fall) |
| Beet | Vegetable | Fall | 6 | — | 100g | 369g (Fall) |
| Carrot | Vegetable | Spring | 3 | — | 35g | 351g (Spring) |
| Hot Pepper | Fruit | Summer | 5 | 3 days | 40g | 329g (Summer) |
| Eggplant | Vegetable | Fall | 5 | 5 days | 60g | 317g (Fall) |
| Tomato | Vegetable | Summer | 11 | 4 days | 60g | 302g (Summer) |
| Amaranth | Vegetable | Fall | 7 | — | 150g | 294g (Fall) |
| Rhubarb | Fruit | Spring | 13 | — | 220g | 293g (Spring) |
| Fairy Rose | Flower | Fall | 12 | — | 290g | 250g (Fall) |
| Radish | Vegetable | Summer | 6 | — | 90g | 243g (Summer) |
| Potato | Vegetable | Spring | 6 | — | 80g | 239g (Spring) |
| Yam | Vegetable | Fall | 10 | — | 160g | 239g (Fall) |
| Bok Choy | Vegetable | Fall | 4 | — | 80g | 238g (Fall) |
| Wheat | Vegetable | Summer, Fall | 4 | — | 25g | 233g (Summer) |
| Cauliflower | Vegetable | Spring | 12 | — | 175g | 232g (Spring) |
| Taro Root | Vegetable | Summer | 10 | — | 100g | 224g (Summer) |
| Kale | Vegetable | Spring | 6 | — | 110g | 213g (Spring) |
| Green Bean | Vegetable | Spring | 10 | 3 days | 40g | 209g (Spring) |
| Powdermelon | Fruit | Winter | 7 | — | 60g | 202g (Winter) |
| Poppy | Flower | Summer | 7 | — | 140g | 171g (Summer) |
| Garlic | Vegetable | Spring | 4 | — | 60g | 164g (Spring) |
| Summer Spangle | Flower | Summer | 8 | — | 90g | 152g (Summer) |
| Parsnip | Vegetable | Spring | 4 | — | 35g | 114g (Spring) |
| Blue Jazz | Flower | Spring | 7 | — | 50g | 78g (Spring) |
| Tulip | Flower | Spring | 6 | — | 30g | 54g (Spring) |
| Unmilled Rice | Vegetable | Spring | 8 | — | 30g | 36g (Spring) |
| Sunflower | Flower | Summer, Fall | 8 | — | 80g | -106g (Fall) |
| Coffee Bean | Other | Spring, Summer | 10 | 2 days | 15g | -1,076g (Spring) |
How to use this list
A high profit per tile is not the whole story. Crops that regrow, such as Strawberry or Blueberry, pay back after several harvests and need no replanting. Crops that take 28 days like Pumpkin are one big harvest per season. For the best choice on a given day with a given budget, ask What to Plant Today. For a season overview read our season pages from the home page, or the guide Speed-Gro vs Fertilizer to see what fertilizer adds.
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