Wondering which crops to grow? We’ve got a post about the best summer crops for year 1 which is particularly helpful for beginners. Growing crops, while important, isn’t my largest focus, and I think steel or gold would fit my needs nicely. I personally would stop at the steel or gold level. You could save a significant amount of both time and stamina. However, if you’re going to be creating large gardens, then you may appreciate how much area it tills at once. If you plan to make most of your money by fishing, mining, or keeping animals, you may not benefit much from upgrading your hoe. Is it worth it? That’s ultimately up to you and whether or not crops are going to be a huge focus on your farm. Iridium – Tills an even larger area of 6×3 tiles.Gold – Tills a large area of 3X3 tiles.Steel – Tills a line of 5 tiles in front of you.Copper – Tills a line of 3 tiles in front of you.Here are each of the upgrade levels, as well as their improvements to the hoe: There are four levels of upgrades, though, and the hoe’s area of effect goes up with each one. To make a large area for crops, this means you need to spend a lot of (not to mention stamina) preparing a spot with your hoe. In its base, un-upgraded state, the hoe only tills one square of earth. In other words, the amount of earth that gets tilled by the hoe increases with each upgrade. There’s really only one benefit to upgrading your hoe: the size of the tilled area each time you upgrade it. Now, given that the hoe has such limited use, why should you upgrade it? Is it even worth the effort of upgrading it?
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