The Best Farm Names for The Casual Gamer

Most online games are too competitive and too stressful for players who rarely have the time to practice and dwell on the latest META and competitive play. That is why Casual Games still exist for players who just want to unwind from the stresses of work and business. Casual games are games that focus on simple game mechanics that offer relaxing gameplay to players. The best example of casual games is farm-related games. In this article, you’ll get to know some of the popular farm games trending today. You will get to know some of the common farm names used in games, plus some bonus farm name ideas that you can use.

  • Sunflower Hill Farm
  • Breezy Bluff Farm
  • Sunflower Fields Farm
  • Callaway Farm
  • Solomon's Orchard
  • Cold Springs Farm
another name for farm

Popular Farm Games in the History of Gaming

Farming games are also called Farming Simulators or Agriculture Games. They are designed to put players in the perspective of farmers to simulate farm activities like growing crops, harvesting produce, and taking care of farm animals. Many farming game titles carved their name in gaming history and they are well-loved by many casual players. Below are some of the popular farming games to exist today.

Harvest Moon (1997)

Harvest Moon is considered to be the very first farming simulation video game. It was released in Japan by Natsume Inc. in 1997 as a simulation video game centered around the farming lifestyle. In Harvest Moon, the players take control of a certain boy character who inherited a huge abandoned farm lot. It is up to the players to fix and upgrade the area and create a variety of produce to sustain themselves and make appropriate profits.

Harvest Moon also encourages NPC (Non-Playable Characters) interactions and courting, allowing players to marry an NPC of their choice. The key gameplay elements of Harvest Moon revolve around growing and selling produce and gathering products from farm animals such as eggs, milk, and wool. There are also other added activities such as festivals, fishing, and foraging. Today, there are a total of 14 Harvest Moon titles released from different platforms, and are still supported and loved by old and new players.

Farm Names Introduced in Harvest Moon

  1. Yodel Ranch (Harvest Moon: Friends of Mineral Town) – Yodel Ranch is one of the common farm names in Harvest Moon: Back to Nature. Yodel Ranch is available early in the game and sells cattle and sheep that players can buy for themselves.
  2. The Bluebell Farm (Harvest Moon: A Tale of Two Towns) – The Bluebell Farm together with the Konohana Farm, are the two farm areas that players have to choose from in starting their journey in Harvest Moon: A Tale of Two Towns. Each farm areas have its advantage of produce and bonuses, and it is up to the players to decide on what farm they want to work at. 
  3. The Poultry Farm (Harvest Moon: Back to Nature) – The Poultry Farm is the only farm in the game where you can buy chickens and chicken items. Players can also sell their chickens here. Most Harvest Moon releases have their versions of the Poultry Farm in the game.

The Story of Seasons (2003)

The Story of Seasons is another farm simulation RPG game created to replace the old title Harvest Moon. Although the Story of Seasons and Harvest Moon came from the same game formula and idea of Natsume Inc., they are released separately with different storylines and game mechanics. Most limitations from the Harvest Moon series were compensated and added into newer versions of The Story of Season. This includes allowing players to plant fruit trees, expanding up to two farm areas, and owning other farm animals aside from cats and dogs.

The core gameplay of simulated farming, selling produce, and taking care of animals did not change and was carried over to new game titles of Harvest Moon and Story of Seasons. Additionally, Story of Seasons also introduced rivalry and competition against other farmers in the game.

Farm Names in The Story of Seasons

  1. The Greenhill Farm (Story of Seasons) – The Greenhill Farm is run and managed by a young man named Fritz, one of your farmer competitors in Oak Tree Town. Fritz is an amateur in farming and often runs his farm impulsively. The Greenhill Farm, however, remains a great farm under his supervision, producing good amounts of vegetables, wheat, and milk.
  2. Rosewood Farm (Story of Seasons) – The Rosewood Farm is located in the northernmost part of Oak Free Town. It is owned by the high-class and dramatic farmer, Giorgio. Giorgio’s farm specializes in flower crops. His farm produces the best flowers in town, rivaling the main character’s flower quality. Beware! He may even challenge the player into a flower produce battle.

Stardew Valley (2016)

Stardew Valley is a unique farm simulation and role-playing game introduced in 2016. It was originally named “Sprout Valley” until it was changed to a different name when it started to attract more players. It was developed by the indie game designer Eric Barone, also known by his alias ConcernedApe.

Stardew Valley uses the traditional pixel art style for the entire game instead of using 2D or 3D isometric POV. It combined the farming simulation formula from the Harvest Moon series and the 2D combat action-adventure formula of RPG games. Yes, you not only create and build farms in Stardew Valley, but you also explore dungeons, build weapons, and engage enemies. You also gather treasures from deep-level caves, and mine unique materials from these areas to improve your farm. What made the game more popular is its introduction to multiplayer mode. Players can enjoy designing and developing farms with their friends under a single server and save files. Players can also explore dungeons together in multiplayer modes. There are no other mentioned farms in Stardew Valley aside from the player’s farm.

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Farm Type Names in Stardew Valley

In Stardew Valley, players have the freedom to select the kind of farm they want to have. These farm types are identified depending on the available resources that the players may want to take advantage of. However, there are also limitations and disadvantages for every farm type in the game. Below are the 7 available farm name types in Stardew Valley.

  1. Standard Farm – A standard farm is the easiest farm type. It has plenty of space for players to modify and design their farms. 
  2. Riverland Farm – In a Riverland farm, the player’s plot of land is spread among different islands, making it hard for them to farm numerous amount of crops. However, players enjoy the benefit of fishing due to the availability of the sea and river areas.
  3. Forest Farm – The forest farm places the player’s farm in a wide area with scattered trees. The trees limit the plantable area but give the players raw resources usually found in the forests (wild berries, woods, rocks, and leaves).
  4. Hill-top Farm – The Hill-top farm places the player’s area into a rocky terrain and long rivers. It is the most difficult area to redesign but provides vast amounts of mineable minerals. 
  5. Four Corners Farm – This farm divides the plot area into four packs, with each pack having different perks in the game. This farm is ideal for Co-Op mode or multiplayer mode for up to 4 people.
  6. Wilderness Farm – The Wilderness farm area has a huge amount of space for farming but has a huge encounter rate for monster visitors. 
  7. Beach Farm – The Beach farm is ideal for players who prefer foraging over planting crops. Since the area is by the shore, there are chances of random crates being washed upon your farm containing unique rewards that will benefit the player. However, Beach Farm greatly limits planting due to sandy areas that are not ideal for plantations.

Stardew Valley Farm Name Ideas

  • Honeydowell
  • Salad Acres
  • Hen’s Ridge
  • Grain Bargains
  • Fruity Shacks
  • Tin Can Port
  • Bee Spot Bee Farms
  • The Wild Berry
  • The Happy Carrot
  • Apple’s Point

10 Funny Farm Names Ideas 

Funny farm names make your farm unique and easy to remember. If witty or funny names are to your liking, now’s the right time to use them on your farm. Reddit has an open forum regarding some Funny Farm names for Stardew Valley, in case you want a starting point and gather funny name ideas from other players. Below are some examples of the most hilarious farm names we’ve gathered from the internet.

    1. Crazy Broccoli – if you dislike Broccolis but you make money from them, try this name.
    2. Belly Acres – based on an old dad Joke.
    3. Firelink Shrine – referenced from the Dark Souls series video game.
    4. ‘Quite a good’ Farm – to boost your ego in farming. (from StardewValley Reddit forum, by Unicorntolerance)
    5. Lorien – a place referenced from The Lord of the Rings. You can rename all your characters, pets, cows, and chickens with Middle-Earth names too! 
    6. Daddy’s Farm – farm name idea by drewroxx in Reddit.
    7. ‘A’ Farm – one of the most commonly used names to leave the farm name empty or be called “a farm” in conversations in-game.
    8. The Hog-warts – not referring to warts on hogs, but Hogwarts in Harry Potter.
    9. Lettuce Eat Farm – sounds like a “Let us eat” farm.
  • The Pigramid – maybe you like raising hogs for bacon and pork steaks. Here’s the perfect name for your farm.

10 Cute Farm Names Ideas

If you have a girl or know a kid who loves to play farming games, you can suggest to them adorable Farm names instead. Cute names can be derived from terms that give an adorable impression about farms. Try using simple and cute words such as happy, milky, sweetie, and honey. Take a look at some of our cute farm name examples below.

  1. The Happy Carrot
  2. Milky Homestead
  3. Sheepy Farm
  4. Honeydowell
  5. The Farm-Tastic Farm
  6. Hay Zack
  7. Peck A’ Moo
  8. The Sweet Arc
  9. Tophill Acres
  10. The Cinnamon

Biblical Farm Names

You can also draw inspiration from the Bible to create your farm name. Biblical terms are easy to find, to remember, and give a good impression on your farm. Check out some of our examples of biblical farm names below.

  1. The Daily Bread Farm
  2. Water to Wine Farm
  3. Heavenly Veggies Farm
  4. The Farm of Goodwill
  5. Sinai  Farm
  6. Red Sea Barn
  7. The Apostles
  8. John’s Choice Farm
  9. The 40 Days Coop
  10. Noah’s Ark Farm

Country Farm Names

Rural areas in The United States are often called ‘country’ regions. People from country regions spend their time taking care of wide farmlands. They make a living by herding castles and sheep and planting crops. Below are good examples of Country Farm Name ideas.

Country Farm Name Ideas

  1. The Dusty Acres
  2. South Creek Ranch
  3. The Brown Canyon
  4. Willow Barn
  5. The Longhorn
  6. White Wings
  7. The Cowhide Ranch
  8. Sheepy Furs
  9. The Cowbell Ranch
  10. Bee Spot Bee Farms

Farm Animals Names

Farm animals are the great helpers of the farmer to take care of the farm itself. Aside from the flocks, herd, and gaggle which produce the main product of the farm, farm dogs and cats are important too. Below are our suggested names for our helpful farm dog and farm cat pets.

Good Farm Dog Names

  1. Hank
  2. Copper
  3. Gaz
  4. Patches
  5. Bandit
  6. Gunner
  7. Lucas
  8. Chase
  9. Canyon
  10. Mason
  11. Dallas
  12. Scott
  13. Broly
  14. Ariana
  15. Ohana

Good Farm Cat Names

  1. Scritches
  2. Dollie
  3. Riley
  4. Riddley
  5. Dakota
  6. Sugar
  7. Mabel
  8. Sierra
  9. Lassie
  10. Tyson
  11. Robert
  12. Jessel
  13. River
  14. Desert
  15. Connecticut

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