On your farm, you are free to plant all sorts of crops, depending on the season.
There are a lot of changes you might have missed.
One vegetable crop that you’re free to plant on your farm isSummer Squash.
Trading in 15 sap at theRaccoon Wife’s shop in the Giant Stump.
Opening golden fishing treasure chests betweenSpring 24 and Summer 20.
Breaking barrels in the Skull Cavern betweenSpring 24 and Summer 20.
Winning it in theMayor’s prize machine.
The best place to set up your farm is beside orclose to a water source.
verify the spot you’ve picked iscleared of any obstructions.
Use an axe to get rid ofbranches and treesin the area.
Use a pickaxe toremove stones and boulders.
Use a sickle to cut downfibers and wild grass.
Upgrading your tools will enable you toclear out sturdier types of wood and rock.
An upgraded hoe will be able to till multiple plots of land at once.
One optional thing it’s possible for you to do is tofertilize your farm plot.
Another bang out of fertilizer is Speed-Gro, but it willnot reduce the time between harvests for multi-harvest crops.
Summer Squash is a multi-harvest crop, and it will only experience a speed boostduring the maturing stages.
Take note that one seed bag willonly take up one plot of tilled land.
Watering your farm plots will ensure thatthey stay watered for the rest of the day.
There’s no need to water your plantson days when it’s raining.
Summer Squash takessix days to mature.
Like various items in Stardew Valley, harvested Summer Squash can be offour different levels of quality.
It’ll alsoincrease in selling price.
Different villagers will havediffering reactions to receiving Summer Squash as a gift.
Giving this to a villager that dislikes it willsour your relationship with them.
Dislikes
Abigail, Haley, Jas, Sam, and Vincent.
Here’s what you’ll find in the new Stardew Valley 1.6 update.
