Best Fall Crops in Stardew Valley (1.6)

Short answer: planted on day 1, the most profitable fall crops per tile are Cranberries (555g), Pumpkin (446g) and Grape (425g), sold raw with no professions or fertilizer.

Profit is sale value minus seeds over the season. Change your farming level, fertilizer or Tiller below and the ranking updates. Planting later in the season? Use What to Plant Today.

Your farm

Fall crops ranked

Ranked for farming level 0, no fertilizer, no professions.

Profit per tile for each crop, best first
#CropProfit / tilePer dayHarvestsSeeds
1 Cranberries regrows 555g 20.6g 5 240g (Pierre's)
2 Pumpkin 446g 17.2g 2 100g (Pierre's)
3 Grape regrows 425g 17.0g 6 60g (Pierre's)
4 Artichoke 395g 16.4g 3 30g (Pierre's)
5 Beet 324g 13.5g 4 20g (Oasis)
6 Eggplant regrows 284g 11.3g 5 20g (Pierre's)
7 Amaranth 244g 11.6g 3 70g (Pierre's)
8 Yam 203g 10.2g 2 60g (Pierre's)
9 Fairy Rose 186g 7.7g 2 200g (Pierre's)
10 Bok Choy 185g 7.7g 6 50g (Pierre's)
11 Wheat 91g 3.8g 6 10g (Pierre's)
12 Corn regrows 52g 2.0g 4 150g (Pierre's)
13 Sunflower -133g -5.5g 3 125g (JojaMart)

How this list is made

  • Each crop is planted on day 1 and grown until it dies at the end of its last season. Single-harvest crops are replanted the day they are harvested; seeds for every planting are paid.
  • Only crops whose seeds are sold every day for gold (Pierre's, JojaMart, the Oasis) are listed. Festival and Traveling Cart seeds are left out.
  • Crops marked into … also grow in the next season, so their total covers both seasons. Gold per day divides the profit by the days from planting to the last harvest.
  • Prices are for selling raw. Kegs and Preserves Jars change the order a lot: see Keg vs Preserves Jar.

Nothing grows outdoors in Winter except Winter Seeds (foraged). For Winter, use the greenhouse.

Sources and accuracy

Verified for Stardew Valley 1.6.15 Data last checked 2026-10-09.

Every value comes from the Stardew Valley Wiki and is cross-checked between at least two of its pages; the formulas are tested against the wiki's own tables. See the methodology. Found a wrong number? Tell us.