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A beginner here with less than 48 hours real time clocked. Suggestions? (lemmy.ml)

submitted 4 days ago by innocentzero@kbin.earth to c/stardewvalley@lemmy.ml

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Any suggestions for me? I started with the default farm.

I want to see some order and structure here really. Right now I'm focusing on community center, but god do I hate how unorganized this farm looks.

The sections have been labelled pretty aptly. I've made some good progress on the community center, but I guess it's at the expense of my own farm.

I really just want a good looking and all-rounder kind of farm :sob:

Happy to answer any questions you ask. The image is kinda low-res because I wasn't able to upload a larger one. How do people recommend I divvy the map up for sections and such?

Thanks again!

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[–] innocentzero@kbin.earth 1 points 3 days ago

You can store extra hay in a chest

Shit I didn't realise it lol, thanks, I was about the build a third 😆

artisan goods/preserve jars

I've started doing that. All eggs become mayonnaise, and for fruits and veggies I have two preserve jars (though they take a long time). I'm hoarding stuff in chests for now. And pull them out and create the jellies and pickles when the slots are free.

greenhouse

Working towards that, the pantry section is a bit tough because of the premium fruits and veggies and I don't have a lot of sprinklers or even iridium sprinklers to water them and watering them manually is a pain.

paved floors and paths/horse

Thanks, a lot of people recommended this, I'll do it, it makes sense.

green rain

Haha yeah, I've stockpiled a ton on moss. I also recently discovered mushroom log, so making a bunch of those as well.

save the seeds

Started doing that. I want to place the trees close to the mushroom cave entrance so I don't have to make long trips just to collect all the mushrooms.

Thanks a lot! Those were quite helpful tips!