Run a Farm

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Run A Farm Vehicles

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Your starter bicycle already delivers harvested crops to the town warehouse, so your first motorized purchase is about cargo capacity per trip. While the bike relies on your 50-item bag, motorized haulers carry between 120 and 720 crops per run. Expanding cargo space lets you clear multiple plots and deliver bulk loads without pedaling back and forth after every harvest.

Starter bicycle and controls

The game equips you with the FARM BIKE at the start of your run. You pedal it to town with a wooden crate mounted on the back frame. Controls display W and S for DRIVE, A and D for STEER, and SPACE for HOP OFF, alongside a PAINT button for customization. The shop price of the bike is not read on screen. At the town warehouse, unloading a full 50-crop bag from your bike awards $100 via the toast Sold 50 crops at the warehouse for $100!, which sets the baseline crop payout at $2 per unit.

Farm Motors HAULERS tab with five vehicles and their prices and capacities

FARM MOTORS, HAULERS tab: five vehicles from $800 to $250,000, each with its cargo figure. The TRACTORS and MINE tabs sit next to it.

Farm Motors dealership and the five haulers

You purchase motorized haulers at FARM MOTORS. The dealership panel displays three tabs: HAULERS, TRACTORS, and MINE. In captured gameplay, only the HAULERS tab was opened. The TRACTORS and MINE tabs were never opened on screen, so their models, prices, and stats remain unrecorded.

The HAULERS tab lists five vehicles:

Vehicle Card text Capacity Price Top speed
FARM CAR A little car with a trailer 120 crops $800 40
PICKUP TRUCK Quick, with a roomy bed 180 crops $3,000 50
CARGO VAN Keeps a big load dry 240 crops $11,000 50
BOX TRUCK A proper farm truck 450 crops $50,000 55
SEMI TRUCK hover label SEMI TRUCK carries 720 crops $250,000 720 crops $250,000 not read

Capacity per trip against vehicle speed

Top speed changes little across the lineup, moving from 40 on the FARM CAR to 55 on the BOX TRUCK. Capacity creates the true divide. Warehouse sales pay $2 per crop. A full load in the 120-crop FARM CAR awards $240, the 180-crop PICKUP TRUCK awards $360, the 240-crop CARGO VAN awards $480, the 450-crop BOX TRUCK awards $900, and the 720-crop SEMI TRUCK awards $1,440. Because road travel takes time, hauling 240 or 450 crops per trip yields far more money per minute than making repeated 50-crop bicycle runs.

Bulk logistics and late-game HUD meters

Town and farm facilities introduce bulk logistics infrastructure as your harvests grow. A town loading point features a sign reading GRADING DOCK — loads onto your parked truck.

Late-game recordings display two dedicated HUD counters: STORAGE 000/1,000 and CARGO 1,350/1,440. These meters separate stationary farm storage from mobile transit. STORAGE tracks holding space in barns or silos on your home property, while CARGO measures the capacity of your truck bed. Both meters prevent large harvests from stalling when your vehicle is delivering in town.

Promotional equipment and artwork claims

Official promotional artwork displays heavy machinery that does not appear in the recorded HAULERS shop frames. An agricultural tractor is labeled $80K, while a heavy tracked harvester is labeled $1.5M. These numbers appear on marketing artwork and have no matching in-game shop menus, so treat them as promotional illustrations.

The same promotional material displays a red train and a yellow excavator under "Day 100", and another image is titled DRONES!, showing drones carrying crates over fields. None of these machines have confirmed in-game prices or playable interfaces in our records.

Hauling large deliveries with motorized trucks provides a direct way to make money across your expanding plots. Review our guide to field crops to calculate seed requirements and yields before upgrading your fleet. To automate field tractor work once you own equipment, hire specialized drivers as detailed in our guide to workers.

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you need a vehicle to sell?

No. The bike carries a crate to town, and the town warehouse buys the load; a truck only raises how much one trip moves.

How much is the tractor?

Official art prices the tractor at $80K and the big harvester at $1.5M. We have not read the in-shop price, so those are the art's numbers.