How to Farm Coffee and Guaraná

Growing Coffee Plants

Coffee is a key Brazilian crop that grows similarly to other farmland crops. Coffee plants are decorative and functional—they add visual character to your farm while providing valuable beans.

Harvesting Coffee Beans

When fully mature, break the coffee plant to collect coffee beans. These beans can be roasted or brewed into beverages that provide status effects or hunger restoration. Coffee is also used in various Brazilian recipes and desserts.

Growing Guaraná

Guaraná is another important Brazilian plant with similar farming requirements to coffee. Plant guaraná seeds on prepared farmland with water access. Guaraná berries are harvested when the plant matures and are used in energy-boosting drinks and traditional recipes.

Dual-Purpose Farming

Both crops serve as excellent decorative elements for Brazilian-themed farms while providing essential ingredients. Plant them together in organized rows for an authentic Brazilian agricultural aesthetic while maintaining efficient harvesting practices.