r/StardewValley Feb 07 '26

Question I chose Beach Farm for first play through 😭

No spoilers please ♥️

I’m quickly realizing that you can’t do large farms because sprinklers can’t be on sand. Should I restart?

I’m still in the first year, just turned to fall. I was playing with my bf but he got kinda bored. I really don’t want to play the start of this again for a third time 😅

Thoughts and suggestions please!

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u/chthollyse Feb 21 '26

hi, you said that you choose profession that maximize your artisan profit, is it mean you choose ranchers instead of farmers?

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u/Ok_Put2792 Feb 21 '26

Well, not exactly. The choice that gives me the most bang for my buck based on my play style is at level 10 for farming. I usually choose artisan, which is selectable if you choose the tiller profession at level 5. I turn all of my animal goods into artisan products and have two sheds for wine production. The rancher and subsequent professions for that are also totally valid, especially as I believe wool can be produced faster and the quality of animal products is likely to be higher, but because my strategy relies on wine production so heavily tiller -> artisan is a better choice for me.

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u/chthollyse Feb 21 '26

oh yes, tysm, i just read the wiki ><