Fields of Mistria All Crops & Profit Guide

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Top 5 Crops by Profit per Day

Ranked dynamically from the catalog below: sell price minus seed cost, divided by growth days.

Farming Strategy: Maximize Season Profit

The daily profit column subtracts seed cost from sell price and divides by growth days. It is your fastest way to compare crops, but remember that regrowing crops keep paying out after the first harvest, so their true season-long return is often higher than the per-day figure suggests. 24 crops in the game regrow automatically once mature.

A reliable year-one loop is: plant a small batch of each season's new crops to learn their growth timelines, scale up the crops with the best profit per day, and reserve a portion of every harvest for cooking. Crops that unlock high-value recipes often earn more in the kitchen than they do sold raw.

Once the Seed Maker is available, run your most profitable crops through it to generate free seeds. This eliminates the recurring seed cost and is the single biggest profit multiplier in the farming loop.

Season-by-Season Planting Plan

Spring: Start with cheap, fast crops to learn growth timelines and build early Tesserae, then plant the season's high daily-profit crops. Strawberries and other regrowing crops pay off for the whole month once they mature.

Summer: Focus on the strongest regrowing crops. Because they keep producing after the first harvest, they beat single-harvest crops on total season income even when their per-day figure looks modest.

Fall: Plant crops that double as cooking ingredients. A harvest that feeds a high-value recipe often earns more sold as a dish than sold raw.

Winter: Use winter-hardy crops and indoor or mine sources to keep income flowing while outdoor farms lie dormant. Check the Winter table above for what stays available.

Across every season, water daily and plan crop spacing so regrowing crops have room to keep producing. A well-watered, regrowth-focused field out-earns a dense single-harvest field, and reinvesting profits into the Seed Maker is what turns a decent farm into a self-funding one.