A Wonderful Life Remake Crop Guide ·

05 Oct 2024, 00:00

All Farming Locations in SoS: A Wonderful Life

A Wonderful Life players will have access to three total farming plots. The first two are available immediately at the start of Chapter 1 in the spring. The plot closest to the Coop has the least fertile soil and is excellent for growing tree fruit. The area parallel to the pasture is slightly more fertile and is my personal choice for growing standard crops.

To obtain the “Amazing” farming area with the highest soil quality, players will need to enter Chapter 2, “Branching”, and speak with Takakura. He will mention that a new field can now be purchased in the Facilities tab of the ledger for 60,000G. This occurred on Summer Day 1 of year two during my own playthrough.

Fertilizer Uses, Spreaders, & Makers in A Wonderful Life Remake

Getting the best value for crops requires tender love and care, as well as the use of fertilizer. Players can purchase Fertilizer from Vesta’s farm in A Wonderful Life, or make it themselves in the Fertilizer maker that can be purchased from the Ledger for 45,000G.

After obtaining fertilizer, it can be spread on crops by hand, or using the Fertilizer Spreaders that can also be purchased from the ledger. There are Three Fertilizer Spreaders in A Wonderful Life, and each cost 60,000G. While the cost can be steep, it speeds crop care up, making it worth the investment.

All Field Types in A Wonderful Life

It is important to note that A Wonderful Life‘s farmstead has three farming areas. The first is the Low Quality Field, which sits right beside the coop. This is suitable for early trees and crops that don’t require decent quality soil to grow well. This field is available from the start of the game.

In addition to the first field, the Normal Quality Field is also available from the start of the game. It is bigger than the first field, and sits just to the right of the Poor Quality Field. This is perfect for growing most early game crops, but it won’t support most Tier 2 Hybrids.

The final area, The Amazing Field, must be purchased from the Ledger for 60,000G starting in the Summer of Year 2 after speaking to Takakura to unlock it. This massive field is tucked in the back of the homestead property and supports all types of seeds in the game.

How to Get The Free Seed Maker in A Wonderful Like Remake

Players will quickly notice that purchasing seeds isn’t a cheap investment when first starting a farm in A Wonderful Life. The Seed Maker Facility, which can be purchased through the farmstead Ledger, helps ease the difficulty of amassing seeds, but it is expensive at 30,000G.

Thankfully, players can get a Seed Maker for free by befriending Daryl in Year One. The mad scientist is definitely a bit grating, but offering him fossils from the Dig Site is an easy way to raise his friendship. After seeing two of his friendship events at his laboratory, and getting his friendship up 2/3 of the way, players will receive the Seed Maker from him for free as a gift.

How to Get Seeds in SoS: A Wonderful Life

In order to start farming. Players will need to visit Vesta’s Farm to purchase seeds for each season.

Vesta won’t sell Hybrids, and only stocks seeds at a “B” quality, but they are affordable and are available immediately, unlike the items purchased through the ledger on the farm. Below are all the seeds sold at Vesta’s farm, and the seasons they can be planted.

Basic Seed Costs

Seed Name	Buy Price	Growing Season
Tomato	30G	Spring/Summer/Autumn
Watermelon	60G	Spring/Summer
Strawberry	30G	Autumn/Winter/Spring
Melon	50G	Summer/Autumn
Turnip	20G	Summer/Autumn/Winter
Potato	40G	Winter/Spring
Carrot	30G	Autumn/Winter
Sweet Potato	40G	Autumn
Peach Seedling	180G	Flowers in Spring, fruits in Summer
Orange Seedling	140G	Flowers in Spring, fruits in Summer
Grape Seedling	160G	Flowers in Summer, fruits in Autumn
Banana Seedling	280G	Flowers in Spring, fruits in Summer
Apple Seedling	140G	Flowers in Summer, fruits in Autumn

Basic Crop Values

Seed Name	Crop Value B	Crop Value A	Crop Value S
Tomato	105G	135G	165G
Watermelon	195G	225G	255G
Strawberry	105G	135G	165G
Melon	210G	240G	270G
Turnip	75G	105G	135G
Potato	180G	210G	240G
Carrot	135G	165G	195G
Sweet Potato	180G	210G	240G
Peach	120G	150G	180G
Orange	90G	120G	150G
Grape	105G	135G	165G
Banana	105G	135G	135G
Apple	75G	105G	135G

What are Hybrid Crops?

In Story of Seasons: A Wonderful Life, players have the ability to create Hybrid Crops. This can be done via the large plant named Vinnie that takes up residence in Takakura’s home during Year 2. To create Hybrids, players will need to mix two different base crops together. These hybrids can also be mixed to create “Rare” seeds. Check out our Hybrid Crops guide to get the full breakdown.

Farming enthusiasts looking for more tips and tricks can check out Gamepur’s complete guide for Story of Seasons: A Wonderful Life.

About the author

Cande Maldonado

Though Cande started her journey in the video game industry as a localization specialist six years ago, she soon realized that her true calling was to annoy NPCS, smash virtual pottery, and complete every side quest available in RPGs. Throwing that useless degree out of the window, she has been writing professionally for the past three years ever since. Her passion for games dates to 2006, when she mounted a Chocobo for the first time. Under Nintendo and Square Enix's chokehold, she will willingly pour hours upon hours into reaching 100% completion in the longest roleplaying games ever made. But hey, who needs fresh air and sunlight when you can just live in Ivalice?

A Wonderful Life Remake Crop Guide

For fans of classic the classic title, Story of Seasons: A Wonderful Life has a unique set of farming mechanics brought forward from the original game. Players will have the ability to farm a select group of crops throughout each season, and eventually combine them to create hybrid seeds.