Thanks to Stardew Valley‘s recent Version 1.5 update, players can now make a small remote farm on Ginger Island, separate from the home base. Here’s everything players need to know about farming on Ginger Island in Stardew Valley.
Along with Stardew Valley‘s 1.5 update came a slew of new features. One of the biggest additions was Ginger Island, an island off the south coast of Pelican Town that Willy can take the player to once they help him fix up his boat. After arriving on the island, players will first have to follow the new NPC Leo to the eastern end of the island and give his parrot a Golden Walnut. Then, to get to the Ginger Island farm on the west side, awaken the sleeping turtle blocking the path by giving a nearby parrot 10 Golden Walnuts.
The Ginger Island farm has 878 plantable tiles and unlike the beach farm layout that Version 1.5 introduced, sprinklers can be placed on the ground. Just like any regular Stardew Valley farm, the weeds, stones, and logs will need to be cleared out to maximize the planting area. There are two qualities that make the Ginger Island farm more ideal for farming than the Pelican Town farm.
Firstly, crows don’t appear on Ginger Island, so players don’t need to worry about them destroying their crops. This also means that placing scarecrows isn’t necessary. Secondly, any crops will grow on the Ginger Island farm, regardless of the season, similar to the Greenhouse. Any trees can also be grown on the island at any time of the year, so some players choose to focus on this farm over their Pelican Town farm to maximize profits; the only downside to this is that the number of tillable tiles is significantly less than any town farm layouts.
It might become a hassle to travel back and forth between Pelican Town and Ginger Island day-to-day, but players can opt to build a sleeping hut on the Ginger Island farm instead by giving the parrots 20 Golden Walnuts. The house is a 4 bedroom with a kitchen, bed, and shipping bin. Afterwards, the parrots will also build a mailbox for another 5 Walnuts as well as a Farm Obelisk f0r 20 Walnuts.
The Farm Obelisk is specific to the Ginger Island farm and transports the player to the warp totem location on the Pelican Town farm, but it isn’t the only new Ginger Island farm item. Stardew Valley introduced a number of new crops and fruit trees with the newest update, including ginger, banana trees, mango trees, pineapples, and taro root.
Stardew Valley is available now on mobile devices, PC, PS4, Switch, and Xbox One.
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