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FarmVille 2: Country Escape – Crop Progression Guide

Introduction

In FarmVille 2: Country Escape, crops are not just a source of coins or XP — they are the foundation of crafting, animal feed, and order completion. Planting the wrong crops can stall progress for hours, while planting the right ones keeps production flowing smoothly.

This guide lists only crops that actually exist in the Android version of FarmVille 2: Country Escape and explains:

  • When each crop unlocks
  • Which crops matter most at each level range
  • How each crop is used in crafting and orders

Crop Unlock Progression (Levels 1–42)

Unlock Level Crop / Producer Harvest Time Output
1 Wheat 30 seconds 3 Wheat
1 Apple Tree 10 minutes 1 Apple
6 Corn 2 minutes 2 Corn
7 Carrot 4 minutes 3 Carrots
9 Strawberry 1 hour 3 Strawberries
10 Peach Tree 4 hours 2 Peaches
11 Tomato 10 minutes 3 Tomatoes
13 Potato 30 minutes 2 Potatoes
17 Beehive (Honeycomb) 45 minutes 3 Honeycombs
21 Lemon Tree 10 hours 3 Lemons
22 Blueberry 4 hours 5 Blueberries
25 Pear Tree 8 hours 4 Pears
26 Red Grapes 30 minutes 4 Grapes
28 White Grapes 1 hour 5 Grapes
32 Mixed Peppers 5 minutes 5 Peppers
40 Black Rice (Water Crop) 25 minutes 2 Black Rice
40 Water Spinach (Water Crop) 1 hour 2 Water Spinach
42 Cranberries (Water Crop) 10 minutes 2 Cranberries
42 Wasabi (Water Crop) 30 minutes 2 Wasabi

Best Crops to Grow by Level Range

Levels 1–5: Core Foundation

Priority crops

  • Wheat
  • Apples

Why

  • Wheat feeds flour production and animals
  • Apples are fast, low-stress fillers for early orders

Tip Keep wheat growing almost constantly.

Levels 6–8: Second Staple Introduced

Priority crops

  • Wheat
  • Corn

Why

  • Corn is required for sugar
  • Both are used repeatedly across early crafting

Tip Never let corn drop to zero once unlocked.

Levels 9–12: First Long-Timer Crop

Priority crops

  • Strawberries
  • Tomatoes
  • Wheat and Corn

Why

  • Strawberries are a major overnight crop
  • Tomatoes serve fast, frequent board orders

Tip Plant strawberries before stepping away from the game.

Levels 13–16: Mid-Game Stability

Priority crops

  • Potatoes
  • Tomatoes
  • Strawberries

Why

  • Potatoes unlock multiple food recipes
  • Tomatoes remain high-demand
  • Strawberries support multiple dessert chains

Tip Use potatoes for medium-length offline cycles.

Levels 17–20: Crafting Expansion

Priority crops

  • Honeycombs
  • Potatoes
  • Tomatoes

Why

  • Honey is required for higher-tier sweets
  • Potatoes appear in many cooked dishes

Tip Always keep at least one Beehive running.

Levels 21–24: Overnight Economy Begins

Priority crops

  • Lemons
  • Blueberries
  • Strawberries

Why

  • Lemons are essential but extremely slow
  • Blueberries support jams, baked goods, and drinks

Tip Lemons should almost always be planted overnight.

Levels 25–29: Juice and Drink Chains

Priority crops

  • Pears
  • Red Grapes
  • White Grapes

Why

  • Pears support jam chains
  • Grapes unlock juice and wine crafting

Tip Begin stockpiling grapes early — demand ramps quickly.

Levels 30–31: Transition Phase

Priority crops

  • Grapes
  • Blueberries
  • Tomatoes

Why

  • These crops appear repeatedly in orders
  • Production chains begin overlapping heavily

Tip Avoid selling grapes casually; they become bottlenecks.

Levels 32–39: Fast-Cycle Efficiency

Priority crops

  • Mixed Peppers
  • Tomatoes
  • Potatoes

Why

  • Peppers have very short grow times
  • Excellent for clearing Marie’s Board quickly

Tip Use peppers to fill idle time between longer crops.

Levels 40–42: Water Crops & Late Game

Priority crops

  • Black Rice
  • Cranberries
  • Wasabi

Why

  • Required for late-game specialty recipes
  • Water crops consume minerals instead of water

Tip Plan mineral usage carefully — water crops are limited.

Crafting Use Chart (Verified)

Core Crops

Crop Primary Uses
Wheat Flour, animal feed, baked goods
Corn Sugar, animal feed, lanterns
Carrot Soups, cakes, animal feed
Strawberry Jam, desserts, milk-based items
Tomato Soups, juices, cooked meals
Potato Fried foods, chowders, baked dishes

Fruits & Specialty Crops

| Crop | Primary Uses | | | | | Apple | Pies, early desserts | | Peach | Preserves, drinks | | Lemon | Lemonade, yogurt, gelato, candles | | Blueberry | Jam, pancakes, muffins | | Pear | Jam, sweets | | Grapes (Red/White) | Juice, wine, punch | | Honeycomb | Candies, baked goods |

Late-Game Water Crops

Crop Primary Uses
Black Rice Rice dishes, risotto
Water Spinach Specialty salads
Cranberries Muffins, jam, scones
Wasabi Advanced recipes

Crops You Should Always Stockpile

Regardless of level:

  • Wheat
  • Corn
  • Tomatoes
  • Strawberries
  • Potatoes
  • Lemons (once unlocked)
  • Grapes (once unlocked)

Running out of these almost always causes order delays.

Final Thoughts

FarmVille 2: Country Escape rewards anticipation, not reaction. The players who progress smoothly are the ones who plant for future demand, not current orders.

If you:

  • Keep wheat and corn constant
  • Treat strawberries, lemons, and blueberries as offline crops
  • Stockpile grapes early
  • Use peppers for fast recovery

You will avoid nearly every major farming bottleneck through level 42.

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