This compact Moonfrost index connects ten documented crop lines with the main fishing regions and collection decisions. Use it to decide what to plant or where to cast, then verify exact growth time, price, quality chance and catch pool in the current game. Those numerical fields are especially likely to move during Early Access.
Crop index
The current launch guide documents Radish, Carrot, Asparagus, Turnip, Broccoli, Corn, Onion, Tomato, Rhubarb and Potato. Seed availability follows progression, so a crop name in a guide does not mean its seed is already sold in a new save. Check Walter’s current stock and complete his farming tasks when a line is missing.
For each crop, track seed source, plant date, watered days, harvest date, quality, yield, current sale value, recipes and quest uses. Keep ordinary and higher-quality produce separate. Golden crops have their own Collection Album category, so save the first example until it registers.
Do not lock your whole Farm to one old profitability table. Plant quest and cooking needs first, keep a seed or cash reserve, then use spare plots for reliable income. The Crops and Farming Guide covers the daily loop.
Fishing region index
The current guide groups fish around Mountain lakes, Cemetery water and two Neighbourhood pond spots. Nearby fishing spots can have different mixes even within the same broader area, so move along the shore when one pool repeats a common catch.
Launch-era observations place common fish such as Bullhead and Chub heavily in early Mountain water. Salmon, Eel and Catfish appear in farther Mountain lakes in that guide. The Cemetery has a distinct group including Angler Fish, Frog, Mutant Goldfish and Viperfish. The two Neighbourhood ponds differ: one emphasizes Trout and Roach, while another emphasizes Crayfish and is reported as the only current Chicken Fish location.
Treat those distributions as a 2026-10-12 snapshot. Weather, time, spot definitions or weights can change. Record your own location, conditions and repeated catch sample before asserting an exact probability.
Mountain lakes
Progress from early pools toward farther lakes when searching for Salmon, Eel or Catfish.
Cemetery
Use this distinct pool for Angler Fish, Frog, Mutant Goldfish and Viperfish searches.
Neighbourhood ponds
Test both pond spots; their documented catch mixes differ substantially.
Collection first
Confirm a new catch enters inventory and registers before cooking, selling or gifting it.
Decide what to keep
Reserve the first fish and crop needed for an unfilled album entry. Next protect active quest deliveries and cooking ingredients. Keep hard-to-repeat catches until you know whether they serve a potion, meal or request. Sell surplus common stock only after those uses are covered.
A current launch guide reports 17 entries in the Fish collection, covering its ordinary fish list but excluding Chicken Fish. It also reports Cemetery fish feeding potion recipes and several ordinary fish feeding cooking recipes. These are helpful decisions for the checked build, not a reason to assume every extracted fish or recipe is live forever.
For crops, check both the standard Crop and Golden Crop album sections. An ordinary example and a quality or golden variant may serve different checklist needs. Higher quality can also matter to a recipe or delivery, so let the live objective determine which stack to use.
Maintain accurate records
For fish, store name, broad region, exact spot description, shadow size if visible, time, weather, uses, album status and check date. For crops, store the fields described above plus tool tier and any quality observation. Separate confirmed live rows from guide-only or extracted leads.
When a patch lands, retest the condition-sensitive fields instead of deleting the whole index. A name and broad source may remain correct while its rate, value or timing changes. Avoid reporting one lucky catch as a stable percentage.
If a target never appears, verify that the rod, water area, seed, or story access is unlocked. Try another spot in the same region, then a normal day or weather change. If the item exists only in extracted data, label it unconfirmed instead of extending the search indefinitely.
Use Fishing Guide for controls, Cooking Recipes for ingredient use, and Collections Guide for album rules.