Plan fields and buildings on the real farm grid, with the game’s own rules: 114 tiles hoeable on day one, 12,673 once cleared, and 1,541 that never can be.
The farm contains 14,214 tiles. 114 are bare dirt that you can hoe on your first morning. Once the grass is cleared with a shovel, the total farmable area rises to 12,673 tiles. The remaining 1,541 cannot be farmed: 1,113 are water and 428 are riverbank.
Riverbank tiles can look like ordinary ground at the water's edge, but a hoe will not work there, regardless of how much you clear. The planner lets you test a building layout on this strip, but placement there has not been confirmed in the game.
Hoeing and building use different checks
A hoe works only when the ground is dirt or soil. The planner treats building placement separately and checks whether a tile is ground and unoccupied.
A barn can go straight onto grass even though a hoe cannot be used there. The planner also permits trial layouts on riverbank tiles, but the game has not confirmed that placement. It runs the two checks separately and shows why a tile cannot be hoed.
Using the planner
Paint the tiles you intend to farm, and the counter separates those you can hoe today from those that need a shovel first. Drag to paint, use the move tool to pan, and zoom with the wheel or a pinch gesture. Your plan is stored in the browser for your next visit.
The dashed rectangle marks the fenced field unlocked by the expansion. Buying it from Ryis costs 40,000g plus fifty refined stone and fifty hard wood. The expansion does not change the terrain; the ground inside was already farmable but fenced off. Use the expanded view to plan the whole farm at once.
For planting choices, the crop planner ranks this season's crops by gold per day. The ranch animals page lists the coop and barn sizes to account for in your layout.
