Artisan profit

How these prices are counted

Every price below is a base sell price, or that price after one Farming profession. Rancher is the level 5 choice: animal products, including cheese, mayonnaise, and cloth, are worth 20% more. Artisan is a level 10 choice on the Tiller branch: most artisan goods are worth 40% more. Oil and coffee skip the 40%. A farmer has one branch, so the two percents are not added.

Quality stars on eggs and milk do not raise mayonnaise or cheese. A large egg or large milk is what produces the gold good. Wool is the exception: its star can produce a second cloth. Truffles are not animal products for Rancher, and they are not keg or jar crops.

• Animals
• Machines

Raw goods against the machine

Read the difference column as output minus input at normal quality, with no profession. Large milk and large eggs are the gold-output rows. Time is the machine time, not the days the animal needed to make the input.

The same goods after a profession

Rancher applies to cheese, mayonnaise, and cloth. Artisan applies to those same goods and to truffle oil. Truffle oil has no Rancher column.

Truffles, wool, and dinosaur eggs

An iridium truffle is 1,250g. Truffle oil is 1,065g without Artisan and 1,491g with it. Sell the iridium truffle if you do not have Artisan. Process it if you do.

Iridium wool always makes two cloth. Two cloth at the base price is 940g, against 680g for selling the iridium wool. One cloth is 470g. Silver wool is 425g, so a single cloth still adds 45g when the 10% double does not hit. The double is extra gold, not the reason the loom wins.

A dinosaur egg after the Treasure Appraisal Guide sells for 1,050g, 1,311g, 1,575g, or 2,100g. Dinosaur mayonnaise stays 800g, or 1,120g with Artisan. Without the book, mayonnaise wins at every star, because the raw egg tops out at 700g. After the book, process only a normal egg, and only if you have Artisan (1,120g against 1,050g). Sell every other appraised egg.

• Pig
• Dinosaur
• Sheep

Keg, jar, and cask, without a crop price

Wine is 3 times the fruit's base price and takes 6.25 days. Jelly is twice the fruit plus 50g and takes about 4,000 minutes. Wine pays more whenever the fruit's base price is above 50g, and the jar finishes sooner. Juice is 2.25 times a vegetable and takes 4 days. Pickles are twice the vegetable plus 50g. Juice pays more when the vegetable's base price is above 200g.

Beer is 200g and pale ale is 300g. Those are the keg outputs. Mead is 300g from any honey, so poppy honey (380g) and fairy rose honey (680g) should be sold as honey. Wild honey at 100g gains 200g as mead.

A cask doubles the base price at iridium. Cheese and goat cheese reach it in 14 days. Beer and mead take 28 days. Pale ale takes 34 days. Wine takes 56 days. The cellar's reachable count on PC, with paths left open, is 125 casks.

• Keg
• Preserves jar
• Cask
• Wine
• Leah