Every cowboy has a few fields at their own Ranch. Using it, you can grow some useful plants from seeds for various needs. Some seeds can be grown from the very beginning. Others require a Garden bed of a higher level.1
Seeds
| T1 | Corn seeds | You can plant it in the garden bed. | |
| T2 | Wheat seeds | Wheat is one of the basic crops. Chickens love it. | |
| T3 | Oats seeds | You can plant it in the garden bed. Your horse will be grateful. | |
| T3 | Beans seeds | Edible raw but much more effective when planted in the garden bed. | |
| T4 | Cabbage seeds | Succulent cabbage leaves can be the perfect addition to any table. | |
| T5 | Pumpkin seeds | It might grow into a nutritious pumpkin if you plant it | |
| T1 | Nettle Seeds | You can grow a plant in a field and collect fiber. | |
| T2 | Jute seed | Plant these seeds to grow jute in the garden and collect fiber | |
| T3 | Linen seed | Plant these seeds to grow linen in the garden and collect fiber. | |
| T4 | Cotton seed | Plant these seeds to grow cotton in the garden and collect fiber. | |
| T5 | Hemp seed | Plant these seeds to grow hemp in the garden and collect fiber |
Fiber
| T1 | Fiber | Extracted from plants. | |
| T2 | Jute | Used to produce rough but durable cloth and ropes | |
| T3 | Cotton | Common fiber used to produce fine cloth and rope | |
| T4 | Linen | Quality fiber used to produce refined cloth and ropes | |
| T5 | Hemp | The Best quality hemp fiber used to produce cloth and ropes |