
Quick overview
| Farm | Main farm, Gourmet farm, Flower farm |
|---|---|
| Base price | 400 Dollars |
| From level | 5 |
| Produced in | Field, Meadow, Fertile field, Garden, Fertile garden, Friendship meadow and 14 more |
What it's for
Stadium turf boosts your yield of coaching equipment sets during the Football Fever event. Stadium turf can be produced on fields, meadows and gardens.
Stadium lawn is a helper resource tied to the football fever event and has no everyday use outside of it. You grow it in a Field, Meadow or Fertile field, and only from farm level 5. In the game it serves purely to boost the yield of coaching equipment sets while the event is running. You cannot buy it in the shop, and its base price of 400 dollars only works as a reference value, because you have to build up your stock through your own production in advance.
How to get it
The cheapest route is producing it straight for dollars in a Field, Meadow or Fertile field - the recipe always costs 750 dollars and takes 45 minutes, but the output grows with the building level, at level one you get 30 units per batch and it climbs from there, so upgrading these fields pays off. The second route goes through lawn seeds, which you buy for gold in the shop - a long-growth seed gives you 500 units and up in 6 hours depending on the level of the field, a fast-growth seed gives a smaller batch starting at 95 units, but it is done in just 30 minutes. Seeds are worth it mainly when you need a batch quickly or overnight, otherwise the classic dollar recipe works out cheaper, because it does not eat into your gold.
What to do with it
You do not sell the lawn anywhere or process it any further - its only use is boosting the yield of coaching equipment sets while the football fever event is running. It pays to have a stock ready before the event even starts, so you are not waiting around for your first batch.
Production in this building Field
Production in this building Meadow
Production in this building Fertile field
Produced in
Game data, version 8052 (14. 8. 2026).
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