Shipment orders convert suitable crop surplus into Pixels while letting you reserve seeds and ingredients for other uses.
PC / Global, final release
WHERE & HOW TO FARM
Where to farm
Terramart Shipments, using the shipment access available in your game.
Terramart Shipments offers orders for crops and other goods in exchange for Pixels. Make the order’s listed items and quantities your production target: requirements can differ, so check them before planting or committing stored stock. Once you have a match, submit the goods through the shipment system and collect the reward. Keep a seed reserve and any produce earmarked for meals or crafting out of the shipment batch.
Harvested crops or other goods that match an available order.
Storage for goods you want to reserve.
A seed reserve for crops you intend to keep growing.
Open Terramart Shipments and inspect the available orders before choosing a production target.
Select an order whose listed goods you can supply, and note each item and quantity it requires.
Check your inventory and storage; set aside seeds, cooking ingredients, and crafting materials you need to keep.
If you need more of a requested crop, plant its seed in tilled soil and provide the watering its plot requires.
Harvest mature crops and gather any other listed goods until you can meet the order quantities.
Return to shipment access, place the exact requested goods into the order, and confirm the shipment.
Collect the Pixel reward, then inspect the next available order before deciding whether to repeat or change crops.
Farming tips
Use orders you can fill with existing stock as a reason to ship surplus, instead of planting for an assumed permanent demand.
Keep enough seeds to continue the crops you rely on before sending produce.
Repeat, collect and use
You can fulfill further orders when they are available and you have the listed goods. The requested goods may vary, so repeat income depends on matching the current order rather than a guaranteed crop demand.
Common mistakes
Planting a large field before checking an order; confirm its requirements first.
Sending all crop output and losing the seed supply; reserve seeds before shipping.
Assuming every order requests crops; follow the specific goods and quantities listed.
When to stop or switch
Stop after completing the current order or when remaining goods are needed for seeds, food, or crafting; switch production if later orders do not match your stock.
