Stardew Valley Crop Price Comparison

Base normal-quality sell values, from Tulip at 30g to Sweet Gem Berry at 3000g. Pick any two.

Visual comparison

Linear scale: bar lengths are directly proportional to value, relative to the largest entry.

Sweet Gem Berry3,000 Gold (g)
Starfruit750 Gold (g)
Ancient Fruit550 Gold (g)
Pumpkin320 Gold (g)
Fairy Rose290 Gold (g)
Red Cabbage260 Gold (g)
Melon250 Gold (g)
Rhubarb220 Gold (g)
Cauliflower175 Gold (g)
Yam160 Gold (g)
Amaranth150 Gold (g)
Strawberry120 Gold (g)
Kale110 Gold (g)
Potato80 Gold (g)
Cranberries75 Gold (g)
Powdermelon60 Gold (g)
Blueberry50 Gold (g)
Parsnip35 Gold (g)
Tulip30 Gold (g)

All values

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About these numbers: Values are normal-quality base sell prices with no professions. Tiller adds 10 percent and quality stars multiply further, so rows pin the base only.

About this converter

Stardew Valley pays fixed base gold per crop from 30 to 3000. Tulip opens at 30, Parsnip at 35, Blueberry at 50, Powdermelon at 60, Cranberries at 75, Potato at 80, Kale at 110, Strawberry at 120, Amaranth at 150, Yam at 160, Cauliflower at 175, Rhubarb at 220, Melon at 250, Red Cabbage at 260, Fairy Rose at 290, Pumpkin at 320, Ancient Fruit at 550, Starfruit at 750 and Sweet Gem Berry at 3000. That makes one Sweet Gem Berry equal over eighty five Parsnips of gold. Every value here is the normal-quality base with professions left out.

How to use it

Pick two crops and a unit in the top row. The three boxes below stay linked. Change any box and the other two update. One box holds a count of the first, one holds the matching count of the second, one holds the total in gold. Try 1 Sweet Gem Berry against Parsnips.

Blueberry gives three berries and Cranberries two per harvest, so per-plant math multiplies these rows as noted. Pierre shop prices for seeds and same-fish sell values sit on companion pages. ConcernedApe never set a gold to dollar rate, so this page compares gold to gold instead.

FAQ

What sells most here?

Sweet Gem Berry at 3000g base. Starfruit follows at 750g.

How much is a Parsnip?

35g base at normal quality. The first crop of the game.

Why are Blueberries only 50g?

Each plant gives three per harvest, so one plant pays 150g base.

What is gold worth in dollars?

ConcernedApe never set a rate, so any dollar figure is guessing. This page compares gold to gold.

Sources

  • Stardew Valley Wiki Crops page, spring table (Tulip 30, Parsnip 35, Potato 80, Kale 110, Strawberry 120, Cauliflower 175, Rhubarb 220)
  • Stardew Valley Wiki Crops page, summer table (Blueberry 50, Hot Pepper 40, Melon 250, Red Cabbage 260, Starfruit 750)
  • Stardew Valley Wiki Crops page, fall and winter tables (Amaranth 150, Cranberries 75, Fairy Rose 290, Pumpkin 320, Yam 160, Powdermelon 60)
  • Stardew Valley Wiki Crops page, special crops (Ancient Fruit 550, Sweet Gem Berry 3000, multi-harvest notes)

Last verified: 2026-09-28 · 19 entries

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