Target-date reference
Harvest rounds by a target date
Filter this season’s crop schedules by planting day, inclusive deadline and minimum harvest rounds.
The harvest you need
Find crops that fit your dates.
The target day is included. All dates must belong to the same season.
One round is one scheduled harvest of the same planting. Single-harvest crops are not automatically replanted. Seed access is not checked.
Check your harvest goal
Inputs changed. Choose “Find matching crops” to apply this goal before opening or sharing a result.
Matching crop records
Summer: planted day 10, at least 3 rounds by day 24
2 matching crops of 22 listed for Summer.
No listed crops meet this goal under the model. Try an earlier planting day, a later target day or fewer rounds. A new planting needs its own calculation.
| Crop | First harvest | Dates by target | Rounds by target | Latest start for this goal | Source | Full season |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Strawberry | Summer 16 | 16, 19, 22 | 3 | Summer 12 | Wiki ↗ | Full plan → |
| Eggplant | Summer 17 | 17, 20, 23 | 3 | Summer 11 | Wiki ↗ | Full plan → |
Full plans open with 12 plants and continue through day 28, so they may show later harvests than this target table. You can change plant quantity there; it does not change dates. These are timing matches, not a yield or profit ranking.
Try a worked goal
Ordinary fields, daily watering, no fertilizer, buffs or Myco, and harvesting on maturity. Read the calculation model. Check seed acquisition and its limits separately.
Four fields define the query
Choose a season, planting day, deadline day and minimum number of harvest rounds. Both dates belong to the selected season and must be whole numbers from 1 through 28. The deadline may equal the planting day, but it cannot come before it. Minimum rounds is a whole number from 1 through 28. A same-day query is valid even when no crop can mature in that interval.
A round is one scheduled harvest date for a planting. Count the dates on or before the deadline, including the deadline itself. Neither the number of plants nor the number of produce items changes that count. Results are ordered by first harvest and then crop name; this order does not rank contribution value, profit or overall usefulness.
The deadline cuts the schedule
With Summer 10 as the planting day and Summer 24 as the deadline, Strawberry has harvest dates 16, 19 and 22. All three count, so it meets a three-round requirement. Tomato has dates 20 and 24 within that window. Its second date counts because the deadline is inclusive, but two rounds do not meet a minimum of three. Reducing the minimum to two admits both crops.
Two other checks illustrate different boundaries. Beans planted on Spring 4 reaches Spring 8, 13, 18, 23 and 28: five rounds by day 28. For a Winter 23 planting with a Winter 27 deadline and one required round, Lettuce reaches day 27. Rainbow Chard misses that deadline. These are date comparisons under the same assumptions, rather than seed-access recommendations.
Latest start for the requested round count
For a repeating crop, latest start equals deadline minus growth days minus the product of minimum rounds minus one and regrowth days. The initial growth period leads to round one; each additional round needs another regrowth interval. A latest start before day 1 means the requested count cannot fit this season under this model.
For a single-harvest crop, latest start equals deadline minus growth days, and only a one-round requirement can qualify. A second independent sowing would be a separate planting with its own growth period. This finder does not automatically replant harvested beds or combine several plantings into one result.
Read the result within its boundaries
The full-plan link continues through day 28, so it can show harvests later than this query’s deadline. It opens with twelve plants, a quantity you can change in the planner. Later dates in that full plan do not add rounds to the target-date result.
Calculations assume ordinary daily watering, timely harvests and no fertilizer, buffs or Myco. They use eligible crop timing records for the selected growing season. An empty result invites an earlier planting, a later deadline or fewer required rounds. It says nothing about inventory, seed discovery or crop death. Check seed access separately before turning a matching schedule into a planting decision.