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Crops Anytime Anywhere is a Stardew Valley mod that lets you grow crops in any season and location, including on grass/dirt tiles you normally couldn't till. You can optionally configure the seasons, locations, and tillable tile types.

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Install

  1. Install the latest version of SMAPI.
  2. Install this mod from Nexus mods.
  3. Run the game using SMAPI.

Note that the mod doesn't change store inventories, so you can only buy crop seeds during their usual seasons.

Configure

The mod creates a config.json file in its mod folder the first time you run it. You can open that file in a text editor to configure the mod.

You can change these settings per-location:

setting default what it affects
GrowCrops true Whether crops can grow here.
GrowCropsOutOfSeason true Whether out-of-season crops grow here too.
ForceTillable dirt, grass The tile types to make tillable beyond those that would normally be. The available types are dirt, grass, stone, and other.

The location keys can be one of * (all locations), Indoors, Outdoors, or an internal location name. (You can use Debug Mode to see location names.)

By default all locations can grow any crop, but you can change that. For example, this enables in-season crops anywhere and out-of-season crops in the secret woods:

{
   "InLocations": {
      "*": {
         "GrowCrops": true,
         "GrowCropsOutOfSeason": false
      },
      "SecretWoods": {
         "GrowCrops": true,
         "GrowCropsOutOfSeason": true
      },
   }
}

If multiple configs apply to a location, the last one specified applies. This is always additive, so you can't disable crops in a location that normally does allow them.

Compatibility

Compatible with Stardew Valley 1.5+ on Linux/Mac/Windows, both single-player and multiplayer. In multiplayer mode, it must be installed by the main player to work correctly.

See also