Turn overgrown fields into vibrant, productive farms, raise animals, and fish, tend crops, and encounter dangerous monsters and valuable treasures deep underground. When summer arrives in Stardew Cereal, farmers should be well prepared to make the most of the season. The season lasts 28 days, with a series of events, birthdays, animals, and crops to keep players busy. The variety of seasonal content has brought this game back to us. Now, with the release of the Stardew Cereal 1.6 update, summer, one of the richest and most beautiful seasons, offers even more content and fun. Players can Buy Stardew Valley Accounts to experience the game with their mates.

Buy and Grow Starfruit

Starfruit is undoubtedly one of the best crops in the game and it can be extremely profitable. Players may not be able to enter the Calico Desert in their first year, but make sure to buy some Starfruit seeds from Sandy once they enter the desert in their third and fourth years.

Buying some Starfruit seeds is the right thing to do in the summer. Regular Starfruit sells for 750 gold, but once processed in a barrel, the resulting wine soars to 2,250 gold. That's a lot of money for the player. Players will need to focus on fixing bus stops and unlocking new areas to buy your Starfruit seeds as soon as possible.

Complete Community Center Bundles in The First Year

Summer Foraging Bundle: Spice Berry, Sweet Pea, Grape

Summer Crops Bundle: Hot Pepper, Blueberry, Melon, Tomato,

Quality Crops Bundle: Gold quality 5x Melon

Artisan Bundle: Peach and Orange from trees (The first year is unlikely to have)

Fish for the fish tank: Shad, Carp, Sturgeon, Tuna, Red Snapper, Tilapia, Pufferfish, Sunfish

Expansion of Farming Area

Growing crops in the summer can make farmers a great deal of money. Growing crops in the summer can make farmers a great deal of money. Farmers therefore need to expand the size of their farmer's fields to grow crops, and they also need to be careful to leave space for sprinklers and scarecrows.

It is worth noting that players can invest in chicken coops or barns if they use have enough assets. This helps to complete the Community Centre Bundles and get extra profit from the mayonnaise.

Growing blueberries and corn

Blueberries take thirteen days to grow, and each harvest of three berries sells for 50 gold coins each, while the seeds of blueberries only cost 80 gold coins. If you start planting on the first day of summer, you can harvest blueberry berries four times before autumn arrives.

Corn takes fourteen days to grow, but it can be grown in both summer and autumn and, like blueberries, can be harvested several times. Each seed costs 150 gold and each corn sells for 50 gold. Growing corn is a long-lasting and profitable way to grow corn. Players can also use corn to extract oil for food cooking.

Fishing in the summer

Players can fish for summer-only fish such as Pufferfish, Tuna, Rainbow Trout, Octopus, Dorado, and Crimsonfish. New players, who are not skilled in fishing can also use Crab Pots in the water to improve their fishing skills, which is very useful.

Make Pale Ale

Hops is a summer vegetable crop that ripens after eleven days. After harvesting Hops you can brew it into Pale Ale, which sells for 300 gold. It's worth noting that coffee is also a consumable in the game, and it increases the player's speed.

Stardew Valley also offers a wide variety of activities that players need to be prepared for regarding summer activities, as well as things to accomplish during the summer months that will benefit them. If you want to experience the game better you can buy Cheap Stardew Valley Accounts.