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Farm Rush

Production chains & recipes

Raw goods come from fields and animal houses. Machines, factories and restaurants turn them into pricier products.

BuildingTakesMakes
FLOUR MILL1 wheat1 flour
OIL PRESS1 sunflower1 oil
BAKERY1 flour + 1 egg2 bread
MAYO1 egg + 1 oil1 mayo
COOKIES1 flour + 1 oil + 1 egg1 cookies
DONUTS1 flour + 1 oil + 1 milk1 donut
CAKES1 flour + 1 egg + 1 milk + 1 oil1 cake
ICE CREAM1 milk + 1 egg + 1 flour1 ice cream
BUTCHER1 calf2 meat
POULTRY1 hen2 chicken
CHEESE2 milk1 cheese
FISH GRILL1 fish + 1 lettucegrilled fish
CHICKEN GRILL2 chicken + 1 tomatogrilled chicken
STEAKHOUSE2 meat + tomato + lettuce + potatosteak
BURGERSmeat + cheese + bread + tomato + lettuce + potatoburger
JUICE PRESS1 apple + 1 orange2 juice
WEAVER3 wool1 blanket
DINER1 honey + 1 juicebreakfast
COFFEE GRINDER2 coffee beans1 ground coffee

Base price of each good (what one piece sells for at a level-1 stall):

GoodBase price
Chicken feed$2
Wheat$3
Sunflower$3
Cattle feed (hay)$3
Egg$4
Milk$7
Flour$9
Oil$11
Bread$12
Apple$14
Orange$14
Tomato$15
Lettuce$15
Potato$16
Coffee beans$16
Mayo$22
Chicken$22
Hen$25
Cookies$30
Fish$30
Wool$30
Donut$34
Ice cream$40
Cheese$40
Meat$45
Cake$50
Honey$55
Calf$60
Juice$95
Ground coffee$110
Grilled fish$120
Grilled chicken$140
Blanket$190
Steak$260
Burger$340
Breakfast$420

Factories (Bakery, Mayo, Cookies, Donuts, Cakes, Ice Cream) ship to their own trader dock. Restaurants (Fish Grill, Chicken Grill, Steakhouse, Burgers) send each dish on a built-in belt to their own customer counter.

A red sign over a machine tells you which ingredient is missing.