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Wiki Link for Crops: https://stardewvalleywiki.com/Crops

This is basic info that's on the wiki. Its good for beginners that haven't started processing stuff in kegs/jars and want to just sell crops raw. If just starting out just focus on the crops that are sold at Pierre's Store:
- Spring: Cauliflower
- Summer: Blueberries/Melons
- Fall: Cranberry/Grapes/Pumpkin
- Winter: Wild

Coffee Beans 20.77g/d is from killing Dust Sprites in the mines on the frozen floors which have a 1% drop rate for coffee beans and only growing them for 1 season and selling them raw, check the wiki to see this info.
If you do plan to farm these make sure to process normal to gold rarity into coffee with kegs to increase your profit. This will increase your profit per bean to 30g (coffee sells for 150g and requires 5 beans). Also only buy them under 1000g from traveling cart.

Not going to do the math bc it blows everything out of the water except sweet gem berries and starfruit WINE specifically. But Ancient fruit wine is the best money maker by far. Plant the first ancient seed in the green house to ensure its safety and growth, seed maker them, get a full field, (should really only take a few months, maybe a year at most, I just got to fall year 3 and I have 1200+ ancient fruit across my farm and ginger island, but the majority of the planting was done by summer year 2, then seed maker a TON to have enough seeds for next year and you're gtg) and WINE IT UP. I'm making 500+ ancient fruit wine a week, I could have so many more kegs but I don't want to waste 20 minutes irl every in game week just swapping wine. I make about 900k a week and it would only take about 2 maybe 3 months to get the gold clock. Obviously you could make more wine than I am and get the clock sooner, or whatever you're saving up for.

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you should probably add that some plants take alot longer to grow than others, cause "per day" is a little misleading. esp with Sweet Gem Berry