Forage & Farm Products in Stardew Valley
Forage items, crops, animal products, and harvested goods in Stardew Valley — each with its spawn ID and sell price.
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A spicy root found in the spring.
A traditional spring flower that makes a nice gift.
A tasty relative of the onion.
Not the prettiest flower, but the leaves make a good salad.
A spring tuber closely related to the carrot. It has an earthy taste and is full of nutrients.
A versatile resource used for building and fuel.
Takes 28 days to produce a mature Banana tree. Bears fruit in the summer, or all year round when planted on Ginger Island.
Golden Walnut ID[73]To the parrots of Ginger Island, this nut is the finest delicacy.
A starchy snack found in caves. It helps miners work longer.
A seed of the coconut palm. It has many culinary uses.
The sweet fruit of the prickly pear cactus.
A sweet, starchy tropical fruit.
A fluid obtained from trees.
The Treasure Chest is one of the rarest items in the game and can only be obtained by playing the Fishing Minigame. At random times when fishing, a tr…
It's an uncommonly large white egg!
A regular white chicken egg.
Dried grass used as animal food.
A jug of cow's milk.
A large jug of cow's milk.
A juicy little bean with a cool, crisp snap.
Valuable, but slow-growing. Despite its pale color, the florets are packed with nutrients.
A widely cultivated tuber.
Adds sweetness to pastries and candies. Too much can be unhealthy.
A common cooking ingredient made from crushed wheat seeds.
All purpose cooking oil.
Adds a wonderful zestiness to dishes. High quality garlic can be pretty spicy.
The waxy leaves are great in soups and stir frys.
Takes 20 days to mature. Produces tea leaves during the final week of each season, except winter. No watering necessary!
The stalks are extremely tart, but make a great dessert when sweetened.
A cool, sweet summer treat.
Rich and slightly tangy, the Tomato has a wide variety of culinary uses.
Sought after for its unique nutty flavor.
A popular berry reported to have many health benefits. The blue skin has the highest nutrient concentration.
The Fiddlehead Fern, sometimes just called the 'Fiddlehead' is an item that can be found during summer within the Secret Woods. Despite being a 'farmi…
Fiery hot with a hint of sweetness.
One of the most widely cultivated grains. Makes a great flour for breads and cakes.
A crisp and refreshing root vegetable with hints of pepper when eaten raw.
Red Cabbage takes 9 days to fully mature from its seed. It is used in the recipes for three items: coleslaw, red plate and fish taco. The Help Wanted …
An extremely juicy fruit that grows in hot, humid weather. Slightly sweet with a sour undertone.
One of the most popular grains. The sweet, fresh cobs are a summer favorite.
Rice in its rawest form. Run this through a mill to increase the value.
A rich and wholesome relative of the tomato. Delicious fried or stewed.
The bud of a thistle plant. The spiny outer leaves conceal a fleshy, filling interior.
A blacksmith can open this for you. These troves often contain ancient relics and curiosities.
A fall favorite, grown for its crunchy seeds and delicately flavored flesh. As a bonus, the hollow shell can be carved into a festive decoration.
A gift that shows you want to stop dating someone.
The leafy greens and fibrous stalks are healthy and delicious.
A starchy tuber with a lot of culinary versatility.
A tasty mushroom with a fruity smell and slightly peppery flavor.
These tart red berries are a traditional winter food.
How Forage & Farm Products IDs work
Forage & Farm Products entries live in Stardew Valley's object space, so their IDs are plain numbers like 857 with no type prefix. Written out in full an object ID looks like (O)857, but the bare number is what you will normally use.
This page lists all 243 Forage & Farm Products entries in the vanilla game.
How to spawn Forage & Farm Products
221 of the 243 Forage & Farm Products entries here use bare numeric IDs, and the naming cheat works for those: buy an animal at Marnie's Ranch, name it [857], and the item appears in your inventory. The other 22 use text IDs that the naming cheat ignores, and need the chat cheat instead.
Example Forage & Farm Products IDs
| Item | ID | Naming cheat |
|---|---|---|
| Tiger Slime Egg ID | 857 | Works |
| Cinder Shard ID | 848 | Works |
| Truffle ID | 430 | Works |
| Hardwood ID | 709 | Works |
| Wood ID | 388 | Works |
| Wild Horseradish ID | 16 | Works |
| Far Away Stone ID | FarAwayStone | Chat cheat only |
| Calico Egg ID | CalicoEgg | Chat cheat only |
Other Stardew Valley item types
Each item type has its own ID prefix and its own full list.
Forage & Farm Products ID questions
- What do Forage & Farm Products IDs look like in Stardew Valley?
- Forage & Farm Products entries live in Stardew Valley's object space, so their IDs are plain numbers like 857 with no type prefix. Written out in full an object ID looks like (O)857, but the bare number is what you will normally use. This page lists all 243 Forage & Farm Products entries in the vanilla game.
- How do I spawn Forage & Farm Products in Stardew Valley?
- 221 of the 243 Forage & Farm Products entries here use bare numeric IDs, and the naming cheat works for those: buy an animal at Marnie's Ranch, name it [857], and the item appears in your inventory. The other 22 use text IDs that the naming cheat ignores, and need the chat cheat instead.
- How many Forage & Farm Products items are in Stardew Valley?
- There are 243 Forage & Farm Products entries in vanilla Stardew Valley, all listed on this page with their IDs.
- Did Forage & Farm Products IDs change in Stardew Valley 1.6?
- 1.6 introduced qualified item IDs, so an object written 857 can also be written (O)857. The bare numbers still work. 1.6 also added objects that use text IDs instead of numbers, and those cannot be used with the naming cheat.